A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner & Thomas Wallis.

A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner & Thomas Wallis.
A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner & Thomas Wallis.
A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner & Thomas Wallis.

A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner & Thomas Wallis.

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The Salad Servers are made in the Old English Pattern and are engraved at the top of each stem with a contemporary script initial.

Length of Spoon: 12 inches, 30cm.

Length of Fork: 11 inches, 27.5cm

Year

1790

Country

London

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