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Excellent condition , does not appear to have been used but having been in storage , there are some fine scratches on the blade in certain angles of light. Made in England . 10cm handle and 20 cm blade. Blade is inscribed Royal Crown Derby made in England.

11 collectable spoons plus 1 fork & knife. Old with great patina. $25, that's under $2 each.

Baribocraft Canada wooden cheese board Includes knife & glass dome Maybe maple A retro 1970/80’s piece Very Good condition Pickup only Belconnen

This rare silver figural fruit knife set was made in Warsaw, Poland at the Fabryka Wolska Warszawa which means the factory/foundry in the Warsaw suburb of Wola. The hallmarks at the bottom of the figural (see 4th photo) were those used by the Wola foundry when Warsaw was part of Russia between 1885 and 1914. It is about 25cm tall holding the 12 knives. The knives are each about 17.5cm long with a total weight of 455g. The hallmarks on the knives (see 5th photo) "A Krupp" (Arthur Krupp - an Aust

Old carving knife, fork and steel as follows: - rectangular faux bone-handled carving knife with U shaped handle end and hardened steel blade made by Harrison Bros & Howson in Sheffield between 1910 and 1913. It was made during that time because the blade has stamped on it "CUTLERS TO HIS MAJESTY" plus a crown with "G" and "R" on either side of it which refers to King George V (George Regina) who began his reign in 1910 and knife blades were made from stainless steel after it's invention in 19

This would possibly be the longest frosting or icing knife/spatula you have ever seen. The brand is "UNIQUE" and another Gummie has suggested it is a French brand. The length of the knife/spatula is approximately 43cm of which the blade takes up nearly 30.5cm. The width of the blade is about 23mm. There is a little spotty tarnish on the blade but this does not detract from it's usefulness in spreading frosting, icing or cream on large cakes with ease. I bought it about 43 years ago in an antiqu

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Some unusual and interesting vintage Sheffield silverplate here including: 1. Two 3 pronged dessert forks from Mappin & Webb plus a lovely dessert knife in excellent condition by the same maker; 2. A 1930s cheese knife with a hexagonal handle; 3. A Sheffield Plate parfait spoon 18.5cm long; and 4. Two trident shaped pickle or entree forks.

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. 4 piece antique French hors d'oeuvres set made around 1880. The handles are silverplated with perhaps some steel content under the plating because they stick to a magnet. However, the neck and heads of the trident fork, the slotted spoon, the pate knife and the slotted server are, I believe, made of silver. They are totally unaffected by a strong magnet. There are two stamped marks on the front of the heads of each of these hors d'oeuvre

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. Antique French hors d'oeuvres set of four pieces in a style made between about 1880 to 1900. The ornate handles are "metal blanc" which means silverplate but it doesn't necessarily mean epns as the English know it. Normally, English epns or nickel silver is composed of a combination of copper, nickel and zinc which is then electronically plated with silver. Epns is only very slightly magnetic (whereas sterling silver isn't). I check by b

3 Edwardian silverplate pieces of small flatware with xylonite handles. The set has a pate knife, a cheese knife, and a jam spoon. Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.