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ANTIQUE SILVER CHRISTENING SETS


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A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)

£195

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A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons  of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)
A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons  of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)
A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons  of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)   A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons  of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)
A very pretty Antique Sterling Silver christening set, having a fork and spoon in the Old English pattern, all hand-engraved on one side with a zig-zag border and stipple-work, and all sitting in their original dark blue satin and velvet-lined presentation box. This beautiful antique silver christening set was made by James Lewis and Sons  of Sheffield in 1911. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver christening set are length 14 cms (5.5 inches), with a total weight of approx. 47g (1.5 troy ounces)


To view our antique silver christening sets in more detail, click on any picture. Our Victorian silver christening sets have a range of pieces, including mother of pearl and sterling silver knives, forks and spoons. An ideal christening gift which can be purchased online with free insured delivery or visit our silver store within the London Silver Vaults. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Christening Mugs.



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