Set of 6 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Forks by Jonathan Hayne, London 1822
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This fine matched set of six heavy Georgian sterling silver table forks was crafted in 1822 by the esteemed London silversmith Jonathan Hayne. Weighing an impressive 466 grams in total, these forks are in lovely condition, with each piece featuring crisp, clearly defined hallmarks. Made during the reign of George IV (1820–1830), the set reflects the refinement and substance characteristic of early 19th-century English silver. The forks also bear elegant JWC engravings, adding a touch of historic personalisation.
An excellent choice for collectors or for those seeking distinguished flatware for refined dining, this set combines practical weight with timeless Georgian charm.
Reference Number
#004
A broad Fiddle pattern engraved JWH
These forks exemplify classic Georgian design—graceful, substantial, and built to last. Each piece features a sturdy, well-balanced form with clean, tapering lines and a smooth, polished finish. The finely engraved JWC initials provide a nod to the past, while the sharply struck London hallmarks and maker’s mark of Jonathan Hayne affirm their authenticity and quality. Ideal for both display and formal use, this set captures the enduring elegance of Georgian silver craftsmanship.