Cutleries
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€33,00Description: This vintage fish cutlery has a bakelite handle and is from Sheffield in England, from the time of Art Deco. The cutlery set includes six fish forks and six fish knives. The gorgeous set fits every cutlery collection, and it is a great accessory when you have a great […]
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€25,00Description: These vintage salad servers are silver-plated and are from England. They have a simple, still beautiful design. The pair of salad servers fit perfectly in every cutlery collection. This gorgeous piece is a great tableware accessory when you invite your family and friends over for lunch or dinner. The […]
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€13,00Description: These antique sugar tongs are from the Szandrik Manufacturer from Hungary. According to the hallmark, it dates back to the years between 1895 and 1918. It is a gorgeous piece in every vintage collection. The sugar tongs are one of those amazing pieces that will never fail to impress […]
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€5,00Description: This vintage butter knife is a fine piece with bold, clean lines. It has a simple and classic design. The butter knife fits perfectly in every cutlery collection and is a great accessory when you invite your family and friends over for breakfast or brunch. It is a small […]
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€5,00Description: This vintage serving knife is from the Barker Brothers manufacturer from England. The serving knife is marked EPNS. EPNS is the abbreviation for electroplated nickel silver. That means that there is a thin layer of silver on the top of the base metal. The gorgeous piece fits perfectly in […]
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€5,00Description: This antique butter knife is from England and is marked EPNS. EPNS is the abbreviation for electroplated nickel silver. That means that there is a thin layer of silver on the top of the base metal. Only English silverware manufacturers used this hallmark. The gorgeous piece fits perfectly in […]
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€5,00Description: This vintage serving fork is from Sheffield in England. The fork is marked EPNS. EPNS is the abbreviation for electroplated nickel silver. That means that there is a thin layer of silver on the top of the base metal. Only English silverware manufacturers used this hallmark. This small piece […]
