A George IV antique silver Oyster Fork made in Dublin in 1830

A George IV antique silver Oyster Fork made in Dublin in 1830

A George IV antique silver Oyster Fork made in Dublin in 1830

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Serving Pieces

Reference

120523

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The Oyster Fork is made in the Queens Pattern and is double struck.



Length: 4.75 inches

Year

1830

Country

Dublin

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