Early 1900s English Stag Horn Handled Steak Set

Early 1900s English Stag Horn Handled Steak SetA handsome antique English steak set featuring six knives with sharp Sheffield steel blades and six matching forks, each with genuine stag horn handles displaying rich variations from warm cream to deep brown. Crafted in England circa 19001910, this boxed set adds rustic refinement to any dining table. Perfect for steak dinners, game nights, or bringing a touch of country house charm to your collection. Original fitted box with royal blue lining

A handsome antique English steak set featuring six knives with sharp Sheffield steel blades and six matching forks, each with genuine stag horn handles displaying rich variations from warm cream to deep brown. Crafted in England circa 1900–1910, this boxed set adds rustic refinement to any dining table. Perfect for steak dinners, game nights, or bringing a touch of country house charm to your collection. Original fitted box with royal blue lining included; Sheffield maker’s marks on blades.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Antique; 1900–1910
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition; light wear to utensils, moderate wear to box
Country of Origin: England
Materials: Stag Horn, Stainless Steel
Dimensions: Knives, 7.25"L x .5"W x .5"H; Forks, 6.75"L x .65"W x .5"H
Color/Finish: Brown / Silver
Care: Hand-wash

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