A Very Good Set of Victorian/Georgian Tableware for Eight London 1828/1859 by William Eaton Victoria & Albert

A Very Good Set of Victorian/Georgian Tableware for Eight London 1828/1859 by William Eaton Victoria & Albertenquire Very fine silver table setting for eight people consisting of six serving spoons, eight table forks, eight dessert spoons, eight dessert forks in fiddle and shell pattern. All the pieces crested with a lion rampant holding a wreath. The tablespoons are engraved with a capital H. The table forks are hallmarked for London by William Eaton and SW. 1828 1859. The serving spoons are hallmarked for Sheffield 1921 by BRS. The dessert forks the

The family seat was Peover Hall

and in 1701

This pair of sauce boats are in extremely good condition with no damage or repairs

The pattern was originally designed by Storey & Elliott

Rotating cross-section arms and adjustable cast shell decorated dish holders and feet

Marked to the body for London 1698 by Anthony Nelme

Free 3rd October 1707

This opened up tea drinking to the masses

The centres are engraved with identical coat-of-arms

Width of base: 11

25 inches or 18

The later stick is also finely inscribed to the underneath 'The Gift of Sarah Cheslyn Finn to Clare Cheslyn Finn 1717'