Fruit knife - Silver - 1906 Sterling SilverKNIFE

Here we have a pretty Antique Fruit Knife with a solid Sterling Silver blade made in the Edwardian early 1900s. It would be ideal for cutting fruits such as apples and pears.

It comes in a gift bag and would be a lovely present for a birthday, Christmas or an anniversary.

It has a folding Sterling Silver blade and a beautifully smooth mother of pearl handle. The blade folds neatly back into the handle. The mother of pearl has a very pretty engraved design and it has a blank oval cartouche on one side.

It was made by John Yeomans Cowlishaw and it was hallmarked in Sheffield in 1906.

Size
It measures 12.4cm when the blade is fully open (4 7/8 inches) and 7.3cm when closed (2 7/8 inches).
measurements
Length:
12.4 cm
declaration
Be has clarified that the Antique 1906 Sterling Silver Fruit Knife is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1906
condition
It’s in good condition. The collar has a little tarnish and there is a very tiny chip to the very end of the handle on one side but this can only be seen with a microscope.
additional info
Period:
Arts and Crafts
1900s Silver
Edwardian Silver
Early 20th Century Silver
Art Nouveau Silver
20th Century Silver
Category:
Silver Kitchenalia
Kitchenalia
Miscellaneous
Silver Knives
Silver
Material:
Silver
Mother of Pearl
Origin:
Sheffield Assay Office
English
British
Artisan:
John Yeomans Cowlishaw
Date of Manufacture:
1906