Title: Cristofle Silver 8" Serving fork with Iraqi Eagle - Saddam Hussein Era, Desert Storm 1991

Title: Cristofle Silver 8" Serving Fork with Iraqi Eagle - Saddam Hussein Era, Desert Storm 1991 Description: This exquisite Cristofle silver serving fork is not just a piece of flatware but a historical artifact from a pivotal moment in the late 20th century. At 8 inches in length and weighing 3.53 ounces, the fork is a testament to the luxury and exemplary craftsmanship of Cristofle, a renowned French silversmith. The handle of the fork is embossed with the Iraqi Eagle, an emblem of Saddam Hussein's regime during the Gulf War's Operation Desert Storm in 1991. This piece represents a fusion of fine dining elegance and the weighty history of international relations. Product Details: Length: 8 inches Weight: 3.08 ounces Material: Silver Maker: Cristofle, France Feature: Embossed Iraqi Eagle emblem from Saddam Hussein's era Historical Context: Gulf War, Operation Desert Storm, 1991 Brief History: Saddam Hussein's presidency over Iraq was marked by a series of military conflicts and his