A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.

A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.
A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.
A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.
A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.

A set of six George IV Dessert Knives made in Dublin in 1825 by Samuel Beere.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

202288

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The Dessert Knives are modelled in the Kings pattern with the design on the front and reverse. The blades are also made of silver and were most probably used for dessert, fruit or cheese.



Length: 8.5 inches, 21.25cm.

Year

1825

Country

Dublin

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