Set of 3 Georgian Irish Sterling Silver Table Forks by Hamy & Murphy, Dublin 1808
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This impressive set of three matching Georgian table forks was crafted in 1808 by the respected Dublin silversmiths Hamy & Murphy. Weighing a substantial 192 grams in total, these forks are in lovely condition, each bearing crisp and well-defined Dublin hallmarks. Made during the reign of George III (1760–1820), they are a fine example of early 19th-century Irish silverware, valued for both their craftsmanship and historical significance.
Ideal for collectors or those looking to elevate their dining experience with authentic period flatware, this set reflects the strength and sophistication of Georgian design.
Reference Number
#025
Fiddle with crowned lion crest
With generous proportions and a solid feel in hand, these forks embody the elegance and functionality typical of Georgian silver. The clean lines and subtly tapered handles are enhanced by the distinctive Dublin hallmarks and the makers’ mark of Hamy & Murphy, known for their quality workmanship. Beautifully balanced and enduringly stylish, these forks offer a touch of Irish heritage and timeless appeal to any silver collection or formal table setting.