Zilveren toastvork met carneolen heft, Amsterdam, 19e eeuws Titel:Default Title Sold: Glerum May 1996

Sold: Glerum May 1996

Weight: 777

925 voor eerste gehalte zilver en een vis als symbool voor het wapen van Urk

The robust fish slice with an openwork blade is crafted with great skill

The spoon is hallmarked with the master's mark ID in a shield

Zilveren toastvork met carneolen heft, Amsterdam, 19e eeuws Titel:Default Title Sold: Glerum May 1996Antique mechanical (extendable) toast fork (also known as a toast fork with scissor mechanism). These forks were used in the 19th century at richly set tables to elegantly pick up toast, sandwiches, or snacks without having to reach far. Thanks to the scissor mechanism (pantograph system), the three silver tines extend forward when the silver knob is pulled towards the handle. The finely cut handle is made of carnelian. The fork is hallmarked with the