Victorian Vine Pattern Fruit Knife & Fork by George Adams, 1855
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An exquisite example of Victorian silverware, this Vine Pattern Fruit Knife & Fork set was crafted in 1855 by the highly regarded silversmith George Adams. Made in London during the height of the Queen Victoria era (1837–1900), this set embodies the elegance and artistry of 19th-century dining culture. Weighing a substantial 137 grams, it remains in stunning condition, with every detail preserved in crisp clarity—a testament to its quality and careful preservation.
A rare and enchanting piece, this set is perfect for collectors, lovers of fine antiques, or those seeking a refined touch for special occasions.
Reference Number
#647
The standout feature of this fruit knife and fork set is its pierced vine pattern—a highly decorative and unusual design that captures the naturalistic beauty favored in the Victorian era. The intricate vines seem to grow and intertwine through the handles, creating a delicate yet bold motif that is both romantic and striking.
Masterfully executed in sterling silver, the craftsmanship of Geo. Adams is evident in the precision of the piercing and the fluidity of the pattern. This design not only elevates the aesthetic appeal but also showcases the innovation and artistry of mid-19th-century silversmithing.
Whether displayed or used, this set offers a glimpse into a bygone era of sophistication and timeless style.