Monumental High Victorian double-struck solid sterling silver fish servers. Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1848

A stunning pair of monumental High Victorian double-struck solid sterling silver fish servers by noted maker Elizabeth Eaton, with assay marks for London, 1848. Her husband William Eaton was a famous silversmith, but upon his death in 1845 Elizabeth Eaton made her own path as seen with these stunning fish servers. 

The fish slice has an elegant scimitar-shaped blade and pierced pattern, while the fish serving fork has substantial tines and pierced central motif as well. 

One of the finest pieces we have come across recently and would be a stunning complement to any dining table.

Price marked at $2000 AUD for the pair. 

Fish Slice is 33cm length, Fish serving fork approximately 26cm length. Total weight 371 grams. 

Excellent antique condition overall. Crisp well-struck hallmarks, maker’s mark to fish serving fork rubbed. Thick gauge.