Serving cutlery set seafood fish knife England Silver Plated Mid high quality Century Ivorine handled gift for her seafood flatware wedding gift boxed

Beautiful, very elegant Serving cutlery set, 2 pieces, fork and Knife , seafood fish knife England Silver Plated Mid Century Ivorine handled. Made c 1930s and marked by R.F. Mosley & Son.
A perfect gift for her, seafood flatware wedding gift boxed.

Perfect for service at your table or buffet table.

With original box in perfect vintage condition. Never used.

Measures:
Box: 12.3"/ 31,3 cm x 4.3"/ 11 cm wide
Knife: 10.7"/ 27,2 cm lenght x 1.7"/ 4,3 cm wide max.
Fork: 8"/ 20,5 cm lenght x 1.5"/ 4 cm max.


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Robert Fead Morley was born into a family of well-known London jewellery and allied trades manufacturers. Since the early 1800s several branches of the family were active or had connection with the high quality jewellery trade around Hatton Garden area of London.
Robert Fead Mosley (1841 - 1921) was the son of Cornelius Lewis Morley a "steel pen holder & pencil case makers & Birmingham & Sheffield factors". Soon he began his own business in Sheffield and in 1864 he was listed as "scissor and table knife manufacturer, 214 Brook Hill", moving to Portland Works in Portland Lane just off West Street in 1871 (Portland Works consisted of small units used as temporary manufactories for smaller businesses unable to keep a whole premises).
The business was managed in partnership with Henry Lawton under the style R.F. Mosley & Co. The partnership was dissolved in 1873 (but Lawton family continued to be linked to the firm).
In 1879 the activity was transferred in a new building in Randall Street and R.F. Mosley called these new works, Portland Works.
The firm was incorporated in 1897 under the style R.F. Mosley & Co Limited. Its first directors were Robert Fead Mosley (Managing Director), Arthur Lawton, Henry Hobson Mosley and Samuel Lawton.
The firm ceased its activity in 1935 transferring goodwill, premises, customers, stock and machinery to the new Company of R. F. Mosley & Co Ltd managed by Albert Oswald Mosley (until 1968).


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