Impressive 94-Piece Antique Silver Cutlery Set – Eighteen Place Settings by William Eley & George Adams, London (1826–1841)

 
 

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An exceptional and complete 94-piece antique silver cutlery set, offering eighteen place settings, each comprising a tablespoon, table fork, dessert spoon, dessert fork, and teaspoon. The set is complemented by two salt spoons and two condiment/egg spoons, forming a generous and highly desirable collection for elegant dining.

Primarily crafted by the celebrated London silversmith William Eley in 1826, with additional matching pieces made by George Adams in 1841, this cutlery ensemble showcases the distinguished craftsmanship of two of Britain’s finest silversmiths. All pieces are harmoniously matched and presented in lovely condition, making this a rare and collectible offering.

Complete sets of eighteen place settings from this period are seldom found. Weighing a substantial 6018 grams, this set is a first rate example of silver heritage.

Reference Number

#625

Price(s)

£12000

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About the Design

The cutlery is distinguished by elegant lines and finely balanced proportions, embodying the refinement of early 19th-century British silverwork. Each piece features an engraving of a shod horse’s leg—an unusual and intriguing design detail that adds character and distinction. It is the crest of the Earls of Feversham of North Yorkshire.

Stamped with London assay marks, this set brings a touch of grandeur to any formal table setting. Whether for sophisticated entertaining or discerning collecting, this antique silver cutlery set is a lovely showpiece.