One-date-maker set of Kings pattern silver cutlery in a canteen
One-date-maker set of Kings pattern silver cutlery in a canteen
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An exceptional set of King's pattern silver cutlery made in 1839 by William Bateman of London. All pieces are in superb original condition with wonderful definition to the pattern, and no engraved crests or monograms. It is fitted in its original attractive wooden canteen box.
A popular English pattern, King's pattern features the honeysuckle flowers and shell motifs. Credited to the silversmithing brothers John and Henry Lias, the pattern dates from around 1820 and was heavily influenced by the decor and ornamentation of the period.
The set comprises:
12 table forks
12 dessert forks
12 tablespoons
12 dessert spoons
12 teaspoons
2 large basting spoons
6 salt ladles
4 sauce or gravy ladles
1 soup ladle
1 pair sugar tongs
We have included modern silver knives (not fitted in the box):
12 table knives
12 dessert knives
Dimensions:
1839
London
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