Name: Arthur Price Kings Sovereign Silver Plate Pastry Forks - Set of 6 | Premium Cutlery
SKU: AGFYD 6370
Price: 47.60 GBP
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Arthur Price Kings Sovereign Silver Plate Set of 6 Pastry Forks - Elegant Cutlery for Desserts

Original price was: £68.00.Current price is: £47.60.

Crafted with precision, the Arthur Price Kings Sovereign Silver Plate Set of 6 Pastry Forks offers a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. Ideal for serving desserts, these forks are a must-have for any fine dining experience.
Made from high-quality silver plate, these pastry forks are designed to resist tarnishing and maintain their lustrous finish over time. The intricate Kings Sovereign pattern adds a touch of sophistication to your tableware.
Each set includes six pastry forks, making it perfect for family gatherings, dinner parties, or special occasions. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, while the polished finish enhances the overall aesthetic.
Easy to clean and maintain, these forks are dishwasher safe, ensuring they remain in pristine condition with minimal effort. Their timeless design makes them a versatile addition to any cutlery collection.
Enjoy fast and reliable delivery with our secure payment options. Whether you’re hosting a grand event or simply upgrading your kitchenware, the Arthur Price Kings Sovereign Silver Plate Pastry Forks are a perfect choice.

SKU: AGFYD 6370 Categories: Cutlery, Forks

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Arthur Price Kings Sovereign Silver Plate Set of 6 Pastry Forks

Arthur Price of England Sovereign Silver Plate. The very best and most luxurious silver plate cutlery on the market, with a silver thickness of up to 40 microns. Unconditionally guaranteed for life and will offer a richness of patination, in time, that is beyond compare. Dishwasher Safe. Kings is a direct descendant of an older pattern called Fiddle Thread and Shell. This practical adaption first appeared around 1817 and is still enormously popular today.