A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.

A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.
A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.
A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.
A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.
A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.

A very rare George III Pie Fork made in London in 1790 by William Fearn.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Serving Pieces

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This very rare serving fork was used to serve pies and the very angular stem was ideal for digging down into the pie dish.  This piece has ten slender tines, of thick guage, and a turned fruitwood handle.  Very few pie dishes were made and even fewer pie forks exist.  This piece is in excellent condition and is well marked.

Length: 13 inches, 32.5 cm.

length across the tines: 2.5 inches, 6.25 cm.

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