Set of 3 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Forks by J.H.C. Lias, London 1829
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This elegant set of three substantial Georgian table forks was crafted in 1829 by respected London silversmith J.H.C. Lias. A fine example of late Georgian silverware, these forks date from the reign of George IV (1820–1830) and are in lovely condition, each bearing clear and crisp hallmarks. Weighing an impressive 228 grams in total, they have a satisfying heft and are perfect for both use and display.
Ideal for collectors of antique silver or those who appreciate refined period dining pieces, these forks exude timeless sophistication and historical charm.
Reference Number
#018
Fiddle pattern engraved ANG
These forks boast a classic Georgian design, with clean, balanced lines and generous proportions that reflect the elegance and practicality of early 19th-century tableware. The finely engraved ANG initials add a touch of personalised heritage, while the sharply struck London hallmarks confirm their authenticity and provenance. J.H.C. Lias was known for his exceptional quality and craftsmanship, and these matching forks are a testament to his refined artistry.