English Silver Fish Slice and Fork

1897 London English sterling silver mounted fish serving slice and fork with elaborate hand engraved and reticulated decoration, in fitted presentation case 10", 13.25" -wear, one end to lower portion

George William Adams English silver fish servers, including slice / pierced serving knife, and fork, English hallmarks on blade and on weighted handle. 11.75" L. Silver not weighable.

A fish fork and slice in the King's Pattern, loaded handles and silver plated blade/tines. Dimensions: 9 1/2" and 14" long. Provenance: From a local collection.

English coin silver tableware of various makers and patterns; together with 8 forks marked '800'; together with a cased fish slice set 13.5" x 4".

A Victorian period sterling fish slice hallmarked for London, 1846 and the makers John and Henry Lias, and three forks and a spoon that are German and bear the 12 loth mark. Dimensions: From 8 3/4" to

Lot 476 - Circa 1861-63. English. Twenty-six (26) Pieces. George Adams, London. "Lily" pattern. 12 dinner forks, 11 tablespoons, 1 butter knife, 1 ladle, 1 fish slice. Gross weight, forks 1.094kg, spo

(lot of 15) Sterling and silverplate tableware, including: (2 piece) silver (content unknown) fish serving set, with fish slice and five-prong fork, with English registry marks, slice: approx 11.75"l,

comprising 12 items, notably: Warner engraved fish slice, Reed & Barton "La Rocaille" serving spoon, Gorham serving fork, and others; together with a pair of English sterling salt cellars, 9 pearl han

Lot includes: Steiff serving fork; fish slicer with strawberry on slice; King Richard Towle flared serving fork; large olive fork, 1910; 2-pronged olive fork; hammered bowl, .925; two English Gadroon

American Coin Silver Fish Slice and Fork Setcirca 1850, both having matching naturalistic fish relief pattern handle, slice blade with hippocampus engraved design. Both unmarked, with matching period

English sterling silver fish slice with engraved and pierced blade, London, circa 1897, cement-filled handle with dent with slight damage, 12-1/2" long

Early 19th solid sterling silver fiddle handle fish slice server. Partial pierced cut out design to the bowl. Bears a monogram of a hand brandishing a dagger knife at the handle end on the front. Meas

English silver plate fish slice service & knife. 12”l.

An English sterling silver fish slice. Hallmarks for George William Adams, London, 1857. Openwork scrolling motif. Measures 12-5/8" long. Weighs 184.27 grams.

A Georgian English sterling silver fish slice. Hallmarks for Abstainando King, London 1802. Open work center depicting a fish with delineated scales. Scroll and leaf border. Two-initial monogram withi

A fine George III English sterling silver fish slice. The slice with hallmarks for John Emes, London 1798. The reeded handle having hallmarks IT over IT...possibly for Joseph Taconet, London 1798 . Op

A Georgian English sterling silver fish slice. Hallmarks for William Knight, London, 1818. Open-work motif. Measures 11.5" long. No monograms. Weighs 135 grams.

A Georgian English sterling silver fish slice. Hallmarks for George Nangle, London, 1801. Measures 12-1/8" long. Weighs 125.7 grams.

Silverplate berry spoon with mother of pearl handle and French silver fish slice, fish fork and spoon, all with Minerva hallmarks. Slice 139.1 grams, fork and spoon 44.4 grams total. Slice, 11"L.

English Georgian Sterling Silver Fish Slice dated 1824. London. 'TD' makers mark, lower case i date mark, George IV. 11 5/8'' long, 140g

Austro-Hungarian. Circa 1900. Together with four silver handled fruit forks and a sugar spoon, six silver plated fruit knives and forks by WMF. (19 pcs) (100/150)

An English Sterling Silver Fish Set, Fitted In Wood Case, Complete For 12 People, In The Thread Pattern. 12 Knives & 12 Forks. Solid Silver, Not Weighted Or Filled. 20th Century Please note that this

Type: Flatware Materials: .800 silver Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 20th century Maker: Dutch Description: A six pairs of Dutch silver fish forks and slices. Dimensions: Total weight is 20.3

An Albert Cole, New York, coin silver fish slice and serving fork, circa mid-19th C.. Each with an engraved design, twisted shaft and Roman soldier portrait medallion handle. Both marked. Slice: 11-1/