
George III Sterling Silver Fish Server London 1811 W & S Knight
William & Samuel Knight · 1811
A superb George III sterling silver fish server, fully hallmarked for London 1811 by distinguished silversmiths William & Samuel Knight. This rare piece features an intricately pierced blade with a stylised fish motif, reflecting the refined craftsmanship of the Georgian era.
Delicate engraved detailing along the edges enhances its elegant form, while a finely inscribed monogram on the handle adds a touch of personal history. A beautiful example of early 19th-century silverwork, ideal for display or refined table use — a true collector’s piece of British silver artistry.
Details
Maker: William & Samuel Knight
Year: 1811
Origin: London, England
Material: Sterling Silver (Fully Hallmarked)
Weight: 131.3 grams
Length: 30 cm
Width: 7 cm
Condition: Very good antique condition, with expected signs of age and light surface wear.
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Provenance & Details
- Era / Date
- 1811
- Maker
- William & Samuel Knight
- Material
- Sterling Silver
- Hallmarks
- London 1811
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dimensions
- Length: 30 cm, Width: 7 cm
- Weight
- 131.3 grams
- Reference
- antique_george_iii_sterling_silver_fish_vr3zm
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