Wallace French Regency Dinner Fork

Description

Delicate symmetrical fluting sweeps the length of the handle and gently flares at the top of this ageless pattern, suggesting the subtlety of the 18th Century French Regency period. First introduced in 1986, the fluid styling gives the effect of fine drapery. Delicate symmetrical fluting sweeps the length of the handle and gently flares at the top of this ageless pattern, suggesting the subtlety of the 18th Century French Regency period. First introduced in 1986, the fluid styling gives the effect of fine drapery. All-purpose eating utensil for solid foods. in its simplicity, this timeless pattern works equally well with traditional and contemporary table settings and can be used for everything from everyday dining to special celebrations. Beautiful in its simplicity, this timeless pattern works equally well with traditional and contemporary table settings and can be used for everything from everyday dining to special celebrations. Delicate symmetrical fluting sweeps the length of the handle and gently flares at the top of this ageless pattern, suggesting the subtlety of the 18th Century French Regency period. First introduced in 1986, the fluid styling gives the effect of fine drapery. in its simplicity, this timeless pattern works equally well with traditional and contemporary table settings and can be used for everything from everyday dining to special celebrations. All-purpose eating utensil for solid foods.

Key Features

• Delicate symmetrical fluting sweeps the length of the handle and gently flares at the top of this ageless pattern, suggesting the subtlety of the 18th Century French Regency period.
• First introduced in 1986, the fluid styling gives the effect of fine drapery.
• All-purpose eating utensil for solid foods.
• in its simplicity, this timeless pattern works equally well with traditional and contemporary table settings and can be used for everything from everyday dining to special celebrations.