Here today for your consideration we have this spectacular Victorian set of eighteen (18) large sterling silver table knives, made by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield, c-1897. The knives have been produced in the popular Queens pattern and are of very good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is reasonable good used, with the original blades showing some discolouration typical of their age (still quite sharp overall!). The handles have a few minor depressions here and there, but all in all are in very good order. The blades are all tight to the handles, and all blades are original with steel hallmarked (some fading). The set features a stylish monogram to one face, with each handle identically hallmarked. A large set of large knives for the collection.
Each knife measures 28.5cm (11.25") long, with the set weighing in at 2kgs unpacked.
