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Martin, Hall & Co (1857) - Master butter knife / caviar spreader with foliate blade and thick nacre handle - Pöytäveitsi - .925 hopea, Helmiäinen
Nro. 83118769
Wonderful mid-Victorian master butter knife with a sterling silver blade and collar and lovely mother-of-pearl handle. The blade is ornately engraved with scrolling foliage and decorated with an applied acanthus leaf to reverse. The handle is made of thick, quality nacre and decorated with reeded borders. The mother-of-pearl has beautiful deep lustre and rich colouring.
This would also make for a wonderful caviar knife.
Exquisite example of Victorian cutlery that will add elegance and luxury to any dinner table.
Maker: Martin, Hall & Co
Assay office: Sheffield
Date: 1857
41.05 g
18.5 cm
2.5 cm wide across the blade
1.7 x 0.8 cm across widest part of handle
Excellent antique condition. Internal crack to handle.
Wonderful mid-Victorian master butter knife with a sterling silver blade and collar and lovely mother-of-pearl handle. The blade is ornately engraved with scrolling foliage and decorated with an applied acanthus leaf to reverse. The handle is made of thick, quality nacre and decorated with reeded borders. The mother-of-pearl has beautiful deep lustre and rich colouring.
This would also make for a wonderful caviar knife.
Exquisite example of Victorian cutlery that will add elegance and luxury to any dinner table.
Maker: Martin, Hall & Co
Assay office: Sheffield
Date: 1857
41.05 g
18.5 cm
2.5 cm wide across the blade
1.7 x 0.8 cm across widest part of handle
Excellent antique condition. Internal crack to handle.
Aikakausi
1400-1900
Esineiden lkm
1
Valmistaja / merkki
Martin, Hall & Co (1857)
Materiaali
.925 hopea, Helmiäinen
Suunnittelija/taiteilija/tekijä
Master butter knife / caviar spreader with foliate blade and thick nacre handle
Kunto
Erinomainen - tuskin käytetty, hyvin vähäisiä käytön ja ikääntymisen merkkejä
Leveys
18.5 cm
Leveys
2.5 cm
Arvioitu ajanjakso
1850-1900
