A set of ten Swedish silver forks, including Magnus Ljungqvist, Kristianstad 1798.
A set of ten Swedish silver forks, including Magnus Ljungqvist, Kristianstad 1798.
5 forks, Magnus Ljungqvist, Kristianstad 1798, length 19.5 cm.
1 fork, Jacob Möller, Malmö 1797, length 19 cm.
1 fork, Daniel Hallman, Stockholm 1809, length 20.5 cm.
1 fork, Johan Petter Ernander, Uppsala 1819, length 20 cm.
1 fork, Stephan Westerstråhle, Stockholm 1801, length 20 cm.
1 fork, Sven Pihlgren, Jönköping 1800, length 20.5 cm.
Weight 723 grams.
Age-related wear. Shafts stamped, one with engraving. Slightly skewed tines. Minor cracks.
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