A great set of 12 ice cream forks made by Durgin-Gorham in the Fairfax pattern, circa 1910. The set of 12 is in excellent condition with a nice silver polish. 6" x 1 " each. The back of each fork has been marked by Sterling, and the Durgin mark, the letter "G" in script. The top of the fork's handle features a minimalist letter G written in an art-deco style, adding to the geometric design of the set. Simple lines and understated elegance make these forks quite a great silver item.

The "Fairfax" pattern was first produced by Durgin around 1900, which was later acquired by Gorham Silver. The forks weigh a total of 225 grams or approximately 7 troy ounces. These ice-cream forks, or "sporks" are perfect for any sterling silver collection; they make a fantastic luxurious item, to more fully enjoy dessert.

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