Victorian Silverware

Victorian silverware refers to finely crafted tableware produced during Queen Victoria's reign (1837-1901). Often made from sterling or coin silver, it features intricate patterns, detailed engravings, and sometimes personalized monograms. Victorian silverware was both functional and decorative, reflecting the era’s appreciation for elaborate design and social status. It includes items like forks, spoons, and serving pieces, often used for formal dining. The craftsmanship showcases techniques like repoussé and chasing, highlighting the skill of silversmiths of the period, making Victorian silverware a valued collectible and symbol of elegance.