Stainless steel, silver plated, handles of cutlery made of ivorine. Signature: W&H SS symbol in the form of a pennant with the letters W&H. Dimensions (length): knives approx. 20 cm, forks approx. 16.8 cm, original case.
Condition: traces of use appropriate to the age of the objects.
The William Hutton & Sons factory was a well-known manufacturer of silverware in Sheffield, England. It was founded in 1800 in Birmingham, in 1832 the company moved to Sheffield, produced plated cutlery, silverware, including decorative objects in the Victorian style, at the turn of the 20th century the company became famous for its high-quality Arts & Crafts silverware. It operated under the name William Hutton & Sons until 1930.
