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Hunting Sword with Scabbard, Knife, and Fork
German
ca. 1742–80

Broaching or toasting fork
possibly Spanish
17th century

Fork (one of seven)

British, London

18th century

Fork with knife handle (one of six)
Louis-Antoine Taillepied
1778–79

Dessert fork (one of twelve)
John Linney
1766–75

Table fork
probably Hungarian
17th century

Carving fork
Dutch
last quarter 18th century

Wedding knife, fork and sheath
Ephraim How
third quarter 17th century

Table knife and fork
Southern German or Flemish
18th century

Folding fork
Swiss or German
17th century

Two blued steel tuning forks

early 20th c.

Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65

Dessert fork
British, Staffordshire
18th century

Folding fork

French

early 18th century

Carving set: Fork
Jens Quistgaard
post WWII

Knife and fork with case
possibly Greek
first half 18th century

Table fork
German, possibly Westphalia
second half 18th century

Fork (one of seven)

British, London

18th century