The manufacturer is Richard Lebram (R.L.B.), a German firm founded in 1893. Renowned for high-quality silver-plated tableware, it operated until 1974. This piece dates to the early 20th century (1920s-1930s), reflecting the peak of Berlin’s craftsmanship during the interwar period. This two-tined meat fork features an elegant "90" silver-plate finish. Stamped "1,5," it indicates the specific silver weight applied to this vintage utensil. The handle displays a classic decorative border, typical of refined European dining etiquette from that era.