Victorian Sterling Silver/925 Christening Set Fork & Spoon by Henry John Lias.

Early Victorian Sterling Silver/925 fineness Christening Set Fork & Spoon by Henry John Lias.

Fully hallmarked for London with the leopard head, sterling silver/925 with the lion passant, date letter (M) circa 1867 and the duty paid mark.

Makers mark is HL over HL for H J Lias & Son or Henry John Lias and Henry John Lias.

Measures approximately: fork is 15 cm x 2.1 cm and weighs 31.1 grams and the spoon is 14.5 cm x 3.2 cm and weighs 28.5 grams so combined weigh approximately 59.7 grams.

Monogrammed possibly CRE to handle??.

Gorgeous very rare, antique early Victorian sterling silver/925 fineness christening set fork and spoon with kings pattern design by the very renowned silversmith’s Henry John Lias. Lovely presentation for this beautiful antique sterling silver set with a well defined high relief kings pattern which is so bold with respect to the age so is in fabulous condition. Would be great for collectors and enthusiasts alike and would make for a fantastic gift or why not spoil that little someone with a beautiful christening present or for casual use and impress the guests with this stunning very rare Victorian Sterling silver fork and spoon by one of the nation’s most renowned silversmith’s a fabulous piece of Sterling silver flatware.

Photos do form the best part of the description and are for your study as to the design and condition may come with signs of wear and tarnish, all commensurate of age but does not detract from the beauty. All questions are welcome and we aim to post within 24hrs of payment received though weekends and bank holidays this can take up to 72hrs all with tracked signed for postage.

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