1890s English industrial Spong knife cleaner /

Oak wood body, showing signs of wear. Spong & Co. Circa 1890s.

English. 1870s. Oak case with cast iron mounts and brass components. Features porcelain plate marked, "Kent's Knife Cleaner with Improvements Patented 1865 and 1870". Mounts stamped, "Kent's Patent 19

Antique Country Store George Kent English Knife Sharpener. A beauty all in oak with casted metal fittings. Handle turns easily. Overall in very good condition. A nice victorian piece circa 1890. Measu

19th Century English 1870s Victorian Period Oak Wood Case with Cast Irons Mounts and Brass Components Kent Patent Counter Top Knife Sharpener Cleaner British applied cartouche shaped brass mount with

Pair of vintage mahogany knife boxes on matching bases that open to reveal drawers for storage. Overall height 67". When knife holders are open the height is 73". Bases are 19" Square.

Large knife, overall length 17-1/2", blade length 12-1/2". Circa 1835. Clip point, swedge on each side. Floral etched on top flat on blade and haft. Indecipherable motto within floral design on left s

Pair of English Mahogany Knife Urns and Pedestals in the Adam Taste, each urn with a finialed lid with fluting, lifting off to a fitted interior, the body with foliate carving and raised on a socle ba

Anheuser Busch Pocket Knife with Original Paper and Box. Schulder Brothers, ca. 1890s. Pocket knife with mother-of-pearl handle. With knife, buttonhook, and nail filer. Includes scarce original care/i

English Walnut Knife Boxes with Fitted Interiors, Shaped Fronts, and Shell, Medallion and Bellflower Satinwood, Olivewood and Kingswood Inlay. 9.5" Wide, 11.5" Deep, 15.5" High

Pair of George III style mahogany and satinwood fitted knife boxes, likely English, both with hinged tops having satinwood and ebony inlays, fitted interiors with bands of inlay, serpentine fronts wit

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.

Very Fine Exhibition Quality English Bowie Knife Dagger by ''William Oates Sardine Works, Monmouth St. Sheffield.'' Mirrored Double-edged Blade Maker Marked on Both Sides, Fantastic Horn Grip Inlaid w

An antique late 19th-century Russian gold letter opener by the House of Faberge. Ca. 1890s. The knife has a samorodok-style handle garnished with diamond, sapphire, and ruby stones. 56 gold standard a

Collection of Bowie knives, English and US bayonets 1918, with many original receipts. Provenance: Palm Beach, Florida estate.

including Gorham and J.E. Caldwell spoons and forks, 116.8 troy ounces together with a associated English sterling knives

Includes 6 soup spoons, 5 forks, 6 luncheon forks, 12 teaspoons, 6 fruit spoons, 6 knives, and 6 butter knives. 'English Shell' pattern, London, James Robinson. Total approx. weight is 46.11 troy oz,

18 are Knives, English Sterling, monogrammed E 77.54 ozt

English, late 19th / early 20th century. Pair of well carved mahogany knife urns in the Adams taste, with reeded leaf carving, arabesques, and leaf carved covers with pineapple finials, fitted interio

Maker Marked on Each Side. Fine Dear Stag Grip Carved with Hunting Motives, The Companion Skinning Knife is of the Period but Might Be an Old Replacement. Gorgeous Dagger of Much Better than Usually E

English Hepplewhite Mahogany Knife Box with Porcelain Handled Knives and Forks as well, 5 Silver Rat Tail Spoons by James Robinson, 14 1/2" h x 11" deep, small piece of veneer missing, some porcelain

Pair 19th. Century English Mahogany & Satinwood Knife Boxes. Each with key and silver escutcheon, slotted interiors. Shell inlay H. 14” x W. 9”Condition: One lid is broken, off but present.

Massive English IXL Bowie Knife by George Wostenholm & Son, Sheffield ~ Well Marked ~ American Civil War Period or Earlier. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 15.5". Blade Length : 10.5". ~~~

J. English & Hubers Bowie Knife, Hallmarked. Measures 14" Overall, Blade Measures 9 1/2" (Sheffield, England)

Group of twenty-four English sterling handled knives in two sizes, monogrammed, hallmarked with lion passant and "WS" possibly for William Smith or William Sutton, comprising twelve dinner and twelve