JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS TWO-BLADE POCKETKNIFE Sheffield, 19th Century Length 3.25".

Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield Bowie Knife. Noted as the Cutlers to Her Majesty, one of the finest knife makers of the mid to late 19th century. Single edge polished steel blade, silvered crossguard

Origin: England, 19th century. Length when opened – 22,5 cm, when closed – 12,8 cm. Nice folding knife, made by famous company Joseph Rodgers & Sons. The company was founded in 1724 when

Very Fine !9th C. British Bowie Knife by JOSEPH ROGERS SHEFFIELD. Blade in Original Mirror Polish with Beautiful Carved Guttapercha Grips. Full Length : 15.5 inch Blade Length : 10 inch. Detailed cond

Mid 19th C. Multiblade Folding Knife. Two blades, both marked by Tillotson / Sheffield. Excellent stag handle with one crack. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 10", Blade length : 4 1/2". ~

Very Good 19th C. Large English Bowie Knife Dagger by JOSEPH RODGERS, SHEFFIELD, Made for MANTON & Co. Calcutta. Massive Well Marked Blade with Original Leather Scabbard & Fine Checkered Ebony Grips.

Estate Collection Lot 12 Antique Joseph Rodgers & Son Sheffield Silver Plate & Mother of Pearl Knives. Early 20th Century. Articles comprise of silver plated blades and ferrules / bands with lustrous

Two Large English Clip Point Bowie Kniveslate 19th century, the taller one marked WILKINSON / & SON / SHEFFIELD on the ricasso and PERFECT on the left side of its 10-5/8 in. blade, with brass guard an

19th Century multi blade pocket knife. This type of knife is called a “Farriers” (horsemans) knife. The hook is for pulling dirt from your horses hoof. Knife has synthetic handles which to me

Sterling Silver Bowl, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, England, 1898. Oval bowl on four supports, pierced galleries, swing handle. Marked (twice). Height: 10cm. Length: 30cm. Width: 17cm. 360gr.

FIVE FIXED BLADE DIRKS19th CenturyTwo with horn handles and three with hardwood handles.Lengths from 7” to 14”.

Circa 1880 by Joseph Rogers and Son (working in Sheffield, England mid to late 19th century). Very handsomely chased silver bowl with elegant form. No monogram. Good overall condition. Marked at upper

WHALEBONE AND HORN HANDLED KNIFE19th CenturyWith leather sheath. Blade marked “James Rogers Sheffield”. Handle etched “A.C. Kendall”.Length 12.75”.

Well-wrought with crescent blades and profiling. 19th century. Overall length 10cm. Condition III

In fitted case, late 19th / early 20th century, each with attached wooden bean at terminal, three marked for Cooper Brothers & Sons (Sheffield), two marked for S.W. Smith & Co. (Birmingham) and one ma

Second quarter 19th century. Two E. Wood and Sons: "Lafayette at Washington's Tomb," stains, hairlines and wear, 7"d. And Mary, Joseph and Infant Jesus, 10.25"d. And an R. Halls "Llanarth Court, Monmo

Ladles and spoons, marked "C.F. Davy, Rault, Thomas Gillie & Sons, Sheffield" and "B", approximate length 8"-13".

Sheffield, set of 7, each with a day of the week on the blade, in presentation box

Full tang bowie knife. Marked "Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Cutlers to their majesties. no 6 norfolk Street, Sheffield England." on the cheek of the blade. Scrolling Foliate bakelite scales. Ornate guard. L

TWO ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER SPOONS, the first by Guild of Handicraft, London 1942, with seal top, the second by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1940. (2) Rodgers spoon 13.5cm long, 1.9 troy ounces gro

TWO JAPANESE IRON MARU GATA TSUBA18th/19th CenturyMixed metal and shakudo decoration, one with bamboo and dragonflies and the other with phoenix and trailing flowers.Lengths approx. 3.25".

Two antique 1800's straight razors in original boxes. First box is unmarked, razor marked The Royal Razor Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield, Butlers to their Majesty. Stunning ornate Sterling Silver han

Two George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knivesmid-19th century or somewhat later, marked G. WOLSTENHOLM & SON / WASHINGTON WORKS, both knives with horn handles with blank silver escutcheons, blad

English silver plate desk stand, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, late 19th c., pen rest modeled as a stag's head, two glass inkwells, tray with foliate and shell border, raised on bun feet, small chips

Antique 19th C Scottish Sterling & Citrine Brooch. Hallmarked for Joseph Cook & Son Ltd. Design of a thistle and sword. Measures 2 inches in length.