ENPS antique bakelite handled silverware engraved knife fork

these marking EPNS is this the name of a company or the materials
The first case seem to be in better shape. The wear and discoloration and split handled are very noticeable in the second set.
The fish knives in the first set are 8" long and the forks are 7" long
T he second set the butter knives are 7 7/8" and the forks are 6 1/2"
Does anyone know the manufacturer, materials, types or age would be greatly appreciated

 

The EPNS is electroplate nickel silver

The top handles look like French Ivory - celluloid
The bottom ones appear to be bone

 

thanks terry5732

 

what kind of bone could they be made of

 

what kind of bone could they be made of

Usually cattle. It would be selected and formed by a 'boner', workers at the time would respect and admire a good boner.

 

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Thanks All
Any guest as to the country of origin or the manufacturer

 

European or American

 

English with the EPNS.

 

thanks Bakergma

 

English boxed fish set of almost no value, sadly. 1950s from the box. The other bits have no value at all. I've some of these, in much better condition, but I only kep them for sentiment.