Description
A beautiful and highly collectible Edwardian three-piece carving set dating to 1901, featuring handsome handles with elegant Albany-style sterling silver caps and ferrules.
Manufactured by Harrison Brothers & Howson, one of Sheffield’s most prestigious cutlery companies, internationally renowned for producing exceptional quality edged tools and fine tableware. The silver mounts are fully hallmarked with the date letter ‘I’ for 1901, together with the Lion Passant, Sheffield Crown, and the maker’s mark ‘GH’ for George Howson, confirming the authenticity and outstanding heritage of this remarkable set.
The beautifully proportioned handles are complemented by the distinctive Albany-style silver caps, giving the set a refined and distinguished appearance synonymous with the finest Edwardian tableware. Combining elegance with practicality, this carving set would make an impressive display piece while remaining perfectly suited for use on a traditional dining table.
Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description and accurately show the condition. As expected for an antique over 125 years old, there may be age-related signs of use and wear that add to its authentic character.
The Sharpening Steel measure 36cm long and weighs 212g.
The Carving Fork measures 31cm long and weighs 162g.
The Carving Knife measures 42cm long and weighs 226g.
This is a very attractive set in excellent condition that will only appreciate in value as time progresses. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this beautiful piece of history.
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