George III Silver Fish Slice by Emes & Barnard, 1811 – Featuring Stag’s Head Engraving
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Crafted in 1811 during the reign of George III, this elegant silver fish slice is a fine example of the work of Emes & Barnard, renowned London silversmiths of the time. Weighing a substantial 144 grams, this piece boasts clear hallmarks and is in very good condition, with only a minor split in one of its intricate piercings.
This fish slice offers a glimpse into the rich history of British dining culture, where such utensils were an essential part of formal table settings. Its enduring quality and design make it not only functional but also an item that echoes the refinement of the George III period.
Reference Number
#690
The fish slice features beautifully pierced detailing, showing the craftsmanship of Emes & Barnard. An engraved stag’s head adorns the handle, adding charm to the piece. The pierced pattern is delicate and functional, designed elegantly to serve fish. Its London origins are stamped in the clear hallmarks, further cementing its place as a distinctive piece of Georgian silverware.