SILVERPLATE DINNER FORKS in Mappin & Webb Georgian Pattern Circa 1930s (Set of 4) Folk Art The small vintage bowl measures

The small vintage bowl measures only 2" high with a 5” diameter at the mouth

The capacity is about 8 ounces

while the designates the individual artist

Offering a set of six (6) beautiful CRANBERRY GLASS JUICE TUMBLERS from the 1940s - 1950s

signature swallow-tail (finger-lap) joints secured by copper tacks (a hallmark of quality over wooden pegs)

SILVERPLATE DINNER FORKS in Mappin & Webb Georgian Pattern Circa 1930s (Set of 4) Folk Art The small vintage bowl measuresSet of four (4) antique GEORGIAN SILVERPLATE DINNER FORKS by Mappin & Webb. The rare pattern was introduced by the company in 1930s. Mappin & Webb was a well known silver manufacturer in England founded in 1810 by Joseph Mappin of Sheffield. In 1863, after passing through several generations, the firm changed its name to Mappin & Webb. The forks are much longer and heavier than most dinner forks, measuring 8 inches long and weighing 2. 4 ounces each.