a scarce 19th century silver mounted horn toasting fork indian col scottish prov

A Scarce 19th Century Silver Mounted Horn Toasting Fork: Indian Col. / Scottish Prov.


Price

£240
| $329 USD | €280 EUR


Item Ref

MISC 1010

Description

This fine toasting fork is of Indian colonial, (possibly Scottish provincial), origin and dates to around 1840 - similar examples by the maker Peter Orr, (Madras, India), have been noted.
Created from a single section of natural Asian Black Buck horn - trimmed and polished. Applied elements of hand worked high grade silver, (consistent with Sterling), form a cap to the grip area and fork head. The cap is tightly press mounted and fitted with a hinged central suspension ring. The long and tapering triple tined silver head is socketed and tightly mounted at the horn tip, (silver pinned in place - original).
No maker's mark found - nice quality throughout.
Size: overall length - 19" (483mm).
Weight - 192 grams.
Condition: Very Good. Minor surface marks etc. associated with usage. No repairs. Fine natural colour.
Internal Ref: MISC 1010


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