An exceptionally elegant, 2-piece Victorian fish serving knife and fork set. This set represents the height of 19th-century British dining luxury, featuring highly decorative craftsmanship and its rare original presentation box. Design & Craftsmanship: Both pieces showcase breathtaking artistry. The knife blade features intricate pierced (openwork) scrolling and extensive, fine hand-engraving with floral and acanthus leaf motifs. The fork features a beautiful pierced heart design at its center, accented by delicate hand-engraved leaves. Solid Silver Hallmarks: The ferrules (the metal bands between the handles and the blades) are crafted from Solid 925 Sterling Silver. They bear the official British hallmarks: the maker’s mark "GH" (Harrison Brothers & Howson / George Howson), the Sheffield Crown, the Lion Passant (guaranteeing .925 silver purity), and the Victorian date letter. Blades & Maker Marks: The plated blades are stamped with the prestigious "HB & H" maker's mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson, a renowned cutlery firm based in Sheffield, England, who held a Royal Warrant. Handles & Presentation: Fitted with classic, smooth handles showing a beautiful natural grain texture. The set comes complete in its original, fabric-lined presentation case with a vibrant Royal Blue velvet and silk interior. Specifications: Material: Silver Plate with Solid 925 Sterling Silver Ferrules Knife Length: 31 cm Fork Length: 23 cm Case Dimensions: 36 cm x 11 cm x 3 cm Total Weight (with case): Approx. 500 grams Period: Late Victorian (19th Century) Shipping The set will be packaged with professional care, ensuring the original presentation case and cutlery are securely wrapped in layers of protective bubble wrap. Shipped inside a sturdy box via reliable international courier with online tracking and full insurance.