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Fork

1784-1785 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Fork, silver (one of a pair), two pronged with rounded turned down ends engraved with a crest (an arm vested holding a fleur-de-lys).


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silver
Brief description
Fork, silver (one of a pair), York hallmarks for 1784-85, mark of J. Hampton and J. Prince (Jackson p. 464); no York town mark; crest engraved on finial arm holding aloft a fleur-de-lys; two-prong fork, old English pattern
Physical description
Fork, silver (one of a pair), two pronged with rounded turned down ends engraved with a crest (an arm vested holding a fleur-de-lys).
Dimensions
  • Length: 20.5cm
  • Weight: 57.5g
Marks and inscriptions
  • York hallmarks for 1784-85 (without a king's head).
  • Mark of J. Hampston and J. Prince.
  • Crest, an arm vested holding a fleur-de-lys. (Unidentified)
Credit line
Bequeathed by Arthur Hurst
Object history
Bequest - Arthur Hurst
Acquisition RF: 40 / 434
Subject depicted
Associated object
M.40-1940 (Pair)
Collection
Accession number
M.39-1940

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Record createdSeptember 10, 2004
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