An unusual Pickle Fork made in London in 1852 by R. Wallis.

An unusual Pickle Fork made in London in 1852 by R. Wallis.

An unusual Pickle Fork made in London in 1852 by R. Wallis.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

199888

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The Fork is of an unusual long, slender form and is modelled in the fiddle pattern. The reverse of the stem is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials. Very well marked.

Length: 8.45 inches.

Year

1852

Country

London

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