Set of 6 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Forks by Wm Traies, London 1826
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This impressive set of six matching Georgian table forks was crafted in 1826 by the London silversmith Wm Traies (or possibly a related maker, as indicated by the mark). Weighing a solid 420 grams in total, these forks are in excellent condition, with clear and defined hallmarks. Created during the reign of George IV (1820–1830), this set captures the elegance and craftsmanship of the period. The forks also feature distinctive Eagle crowned engravings, adding a regal touch to their classic design.
Ideal for collectors of fine Georgian silver or for those looking to enhance their dining experience with period flatware, this set combines both historical value and practical functionality.
Reference Number
#014
Old English pattern engraved with a crowned wolf’s head
The design of these forks reflects the strength and refinement of the Georgian era, with well-proportioned handles and a sturdy, heavy feel that showcases the quality of the silver. The Eagle crowned engravings provide a distinctive decorative element, symbolising a sense of nobility and craftsmanship. The clear London hallmarks and the maker’s mark of Wm Traies further authenticate their origin and craftsmanship. These forks are not only functional but also serve as a striking example of early 19th-century English silverware.