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Queens English King Sterling Silver Large Cake Knife
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A Large and Impressive Table Cake Knife with English Fully Hallmarked Sterling Silver Handle in the Royal Queens Pattern - Matches Tiffany English King - for the famous London grocers Fortnum & Mason, founded 1707
You are bidding on a decorative and impressive large formal Table Cake Knife - perfect for a wedding - with an English Hallmarked Sterling Silver handle fully double-struck in the famous "Queens" pattern, which matches Tiffany "English King", in mint unused condition. This is the Georgian flatware pattern of royal quality and association known as "Queens" or "Rosette" which became associated with Queen Victoria and was later copied by Tiffany and called "English King". This was made in the English provincial city of Sheffield noted for fine cutlery, by craftsmen silversmiths for Fortnum & Mason, the famous London firm of grocers by appointment to the British Royal family. The handle bears full English sterling silver hallmarks. The blade is stainless steel and is marked as illustrated in the photograph below with the famous Fortnum's sign of the clock with two Georgian figures looking down on Piccadilly, London. A HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND USEFUL PIECE SEE THE PICTURES AND DETAILS BELOW The fine Table Cake Knife is of good workmanship and large size, at a full ten inches long (10.0 ins / 25.5 cms). It is in mint unused condition. US: payment by check or PayPal plus $6.00 shipping, extra for insurance. Email me at... for thumbnail images of my other fine auction items, including fine sterling from Scotland, England and Ireland, and occasional marine paintings and naval antiques. 
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