A mother-of-pearl and gilt-metal two-tyne fork, 18th century, possibly Dutch
Session One
LOT 73
A mother-of-pearl and gilt-metal two-tyne fork, 18th century, possibly Dutch
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 600 - 800
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About this Item
A mother-of-pearl and gilt-metal two-tyne fork, 18th century, possibly Dutch
the mother-of-pearl handle engraved with foliate motifs, with associated wrythen ferrule and iron two-tyne, 15cm long; a Dutch silver three-tyne pickle fork, hallmarks indistinct, 19th century, trident tynes, with diamond and circular handle, 15g, 14cm long; a George IV silver knife, George Unite, Birmingham, 1827, with faceted handle and pencil-shaped terminal, with silver blade, 15cm long; a silvered and steel two-tyne fork, 19th century, with tapering handle, 12cm long; an ivory child's knife and fork, the knife 12cm long; and a bone and steel child's knife and fork, the knife 11,5cm long
*This lot is not suitable for export
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