12 oyster forks, silver dessert and monogrammed bone CP, late nineteenth century

Set of twelve oyster or dessert forks dating from the late nineteenth century composed of a flared fork with three pointed silver teeth, a beautifully decorated and chiseled ring and a beige chiseled bone handle with the monogram "cp" in black gothic letters on the front. In good condition for their age, the money from the fork and the bank are in very good condition and show no trace of oxidation; some sleeves, on the other hand, have a crack on the bone that does not detract from their strength and functionality. Offered in the original case of patinated black cardboard and bright blue cotton, each fork bears the french hallmark of the minerve. Ideal to join your kitchen or restaurant, these forks will bring a touch of history and noble materials to your table decoration. These cutlery do not go in the dishwasher and must be washed by hand and dried quickly. Case dimensions, h4 X w17 X d18 cm.