8 Vintage Danish Cohr Double Ribbed Silver Plated Table Knives Office Supplies Made in England Old Britain

Made in England Old Britain Castles All Decoration Under the Glaze Permanent & Acid Resisting Colours

The saucer is stamped underneath Arzberg 353

it website one of the older (presumably the first) marks used by Yeoman of England

The vase is in very good vintage condition with no damages noted

These patterns are sometimes unfairly described as "the poor man's Moorcroft"

8 Vintage Danish Cohr Double Ribbed Silver Plated Table Knives Office Supplies Made in England Old BritainOn April 25, 1860 a young goldsmith named Ditlev Madsen Cohr opened his workshop in Fredericia where he made his living on the manufacture and sale of hand forged silver flatware. In 1883 he passed away, and his widow led the business until the eldest son, the 25 year old Carl Madsen Cohr, could take over. Carl then quickly introduced mechanical manufactury methods to the business and in 1895 he began to produce hollowware. By 1921, Cohr began to