Name: Arthur Price Grecian Sovereign Silver Plate Fruit Forks - Set of 6 | Premium Cutlery
SKU: AGFYD 5144
Price: 47.60 GBP
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Arthur Price Of England Grecian Sovereign Silver Plate Set Of 6 Fruit Forks - Elegant Cutlery for Fine Dining

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

Crafted with precision, the Arthur Price Of England Grecian Sovereign Silver Plate Set Of 6 Fruit Forks offers a blend of elegance and durability. Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your dining table.
Made from high-quality silver plate, these fruit forks are designed to resist tarnish and maintain their lustrous finish over time. Ideal for both everyday use and special occasions.
The Grecian Sovereign design features intricate detailing and a timeless aesthetic, making these forks a standout addition to any cutlery collection. Each fork is expertly crafted to ensure comfort and balance in hand.
This set includes six fruit forks, providing ample pieces for hosting guests or family gatherings. The forks are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring they remain in pristine condition for years to come.
Enjoy fast and reliable delivery with our trusted logistics partners. We offer secure payment options and a hassle-free return policy, ensuring a seamless shopping experience. Elevate your dining experience with this exquisite set of fruit forks.

SKU: AGFYD 5144 Categories: Cutlery, Forks

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Arthur Price of England Grecian Sovereign Silver Plate Set of 6 Fruit 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. The Grecian design was first produced during the Art Deco period, its bevelled edges and angular corners reinterpret the geometry of classical Greek architecture.