1901 Edwardian Solid Sterling Silver Table Fork – Birmingham Hallmarked – 45g

Description

1901 Edwardian Solid Sterling Silver Table Fork – Birmingham Hallmarked – 45g

⚙️ Type: Full-size table fork
✨ Material: Solid Sterling Silver (925)
⚓ Assay Office: Birmingham
🦁 Standard Mark: Lion Passant (Sterling)
🔠 Date Letter: Lowercase “b” – 1901
🏷 Maker’s Mark: F.H
⚖️ Weight: 45 grams
📏 Length: 17cm
📦 Era: Edwardian
🛠 Construction: Solid throughout – not weighted, not filled

Condition:

This fork is being sold as found, with honest age-related wear, surface patina, and light surface marks consistent with over a century of life. No splits, cracks, or structural issues. Tines are strong and straight.

Unpolished and unrestored — left exactly how collectors like it.

Description:

A proper heavyweight Edwardian sterling silver table fork, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1901 and stamped with the maker’s mark F.H. Weighing in at a chunky 45 grams, this is not a flimsy piece — this is solid old-school silver with real presence.

Perfect for:

• Antique silver collectors

• Tableware purists

• Display cabinets

• Or anyone who appreciates real British craftsmanship from the Edwardian era

Whether it’s destined for the dinner table, a silver collection, or a silver stack — this fork holds both heritage and intrinsic bullion value.