Beautiful voluminous American antique Silver fork remake money clip_0828

A money clip that is a remake of an antique Silver fork from the American Kirk & Son workshop. The king pattern salad fork introduced in 1825 has a very beautiful shell decoration on the top of the handle, and the weight gives it a dignified atmosphere. The casual relief makes it an accessory item for adults that you won't find offensive. The design is inspired by the British King's pattern, which was born under the influence of Rococo. This "King Pattern" is said to be the oldest patented pattern in America. size Length: approx. 65mm Width: approx. 17mm Thickness: approx. 2-2.5mm Engraving: S.KIRK＆SON,STERLING Weight: approx. 29g *Bills are for illustration purposes only and are not included in the product. "S. Kirk & Son" One of America's oldest well-established workshops, it was founded in 1815 by Samuel Kirk in Baltimore, Maryland, over 200 years ago. Although it continued to send out wonderful works to the world, it fell into financial difficulties in the mid-1900s, and its long history came to an end in 1979. We didn't give up on mass production, and even though we produced small quantities, we continued to create good products that took time and effort. *Please be careful when using as the tension may weaken if you pinch an extremely large number of bills. In the unlikely event that the sandwich part opens, we will readjust it, so please do not touch it yourself and contact the store.