Set of 5 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Forks by Eley & Fearn, London 1820
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This striking set of five matching Georgian sterling silver table forks was crafted in 1820 by the renowned London silversmiths Wm Eley and Wm Fearn. Weighing a substantial 352 grams in total, these forks are in excellent condition, each featuring crisp, clearly defined hallmarks. Created during the reign of George IV (1820–1830), this set embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of early 19th-century English silverware. The forks are further adorned with a distinctive dragon crest engraving, adding a touch of regal artistry and personalization.
Ideal for collectors or those seeking to elevate their dining experience, this set offers both historical value and enduring beauty.
Reference Number
#013
Old English pattern engraved with a dragon’s head
The forks feature the timeless design of the early 19th century, with substantial, well-balanced handles and robust tines, ideal for both practical use and display. The dragon crest engraving lends a powerful, noble touch, while the crisp hallmarks and the maker’s mark of Eley & Fearn underscore the quality and authenticity of these pieces. Known for their exceptional craftsmanship, Eley & Fearn were celebrated for producing fine silver, and this set reflects their reputation for creating both functional and elegant pieces. With their impressive weight and intricate design, these forks capture the refinement and grandeur of the Georgian period.