An elegant and highly collectible English Edwardian fish serving set, featuring classic proportions and refined detailing that instantly elevates any table setting. This is the kind of piece that defines old money dining—quiet luxury, craftsmanship, and purpose.
The set includes a beautifully shaped fish knife and matching fork, both crafted in EPNS (electroplated nickel silver) with London hallmarked sterling silver ferrules and finished with warm-toned celluloid handles, designed to emulate ivory. The contrast between the luminous silver and soft handle tone is timeless.
The ferrules carry traditional English hallmarks, dating the sterling components to circa 1901, placing this set firmly in the Edwardian era, when fish service pieces were an essential part of a well-appointed table.
Measurements
Knife: 11”
Fork: 8.5”
Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age and use. Light surface scratches and wear to the silver plate as expected. Handles are intact with a beautiful aged tone. No major structural issues noted. Please review all photos carefully.
Styling
Perfect for an elevated tablescape, whether for formal dining or a curated old world vignette. These pieces pair beautifully with antique silver trays, linen napkins, and fine china. A true statement for collectors of English tableware and those building a refined entertaining collection.
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