Knife With Carved Handle Single Piece of Steel

Middle Eastern Knife made from one piece of steel. Carved hollow handle. Total length is 12". Blade is 3" wide. Domestic shipping $8

Central Asian Steel Long Knife, carved horn handle with hooked butt, probably from Afghanistan, with tempered steel single edged blade with T form cross section, 27 1/2" long. Good condition.

Mid 20th century 24 piece stainless steel German flatware set with Black Forest style carved antler handles. The knives are marked "Klaus Tragbar", the spoons are marked "Rostfrei" Includes 6 each for

Two very unique figural knives or letter openers with knight handles and the later of brass with etched blade and the small of a single piece construction in steel. largest 10 1/4" H

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED HORN HANDLED KNIFE having a slightly curved single-edged steel blade with double fuller on carved horn handle modelled as a parrots head in the original fiddle back hardwo

Hand carved handle in the form of an Eagle. Damascus steel. Nice custom piece. Unsigned. Caribou Antler

North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A fine knife used on the American frontier with a handle carved from a deer antler. The forged-steel blade features a single edge opposite a thick sp

Composed of a high carbon stainless steel blade which has a serrated edge on one side for easy bread cutting. Black plastic slip resistant handle. Blade, bolster and tag forged from a single piece of

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, probably Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable piece of ceremonial weaponry featuring a finely carved wooden handle in the for

Kitchen Cutlery Includes a six-piece set of Carved Hall stainless steel Great Blades steak knives in original box. Six-piece set of Armack stainless steel steak knives with faux stag horn handles in a

The assemblage includes seven knives with carved handles, eight various serving pieces, four fruit knives, six dinner type forks and six dinner type knives. Measure 9.75 inch knives, 8-inch forks, 7.5

A Carved Jade Handle Dagger and Scabbard. The single-edged steel blade is of curve form, with celadon jade grip with incised foliage decoration and embellished with ruby red color stone ornaments, the

1-Vintage Knife with hand carved and rubbed wood handle and steel blade. Marked with a V and a Sickle as well as the letter K. Knife measures 9.75". Sharp. With leather sheath, monogrammed H.M. 2- Vin

An English George IV Dessert Service. Comprising twelve forks and twelve knives each with carved mother-of-pearl handles. All pieces are hallmarked for Sheffield, 1832. With fitted case Fork: 6 1/4" K

Crook handle single piece of unknown hardwood with handle carved into open beaked eagles head with brown glass eyes, carved ribbon banner below with engraved army tent and initials CV, ferrule is bras

A SINGHALESE KNIFE (PIHA KAETTA), 18TH CENTURY, with carved horn handle, the steel blade decorated with scrollwork. 24.5cm long overall

FINE EASTERN WOODLANDS NATIVE AMERICAN CROOKED KNIFE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, CHIP CARVED HANDLE WITH NICE PATINA, STEEL BLADE AND WIRE WRAPPING. 7.75" LONG, INCLUDES STAND.

(lot of 3) Antique kitchen utensils group, comprising: (1) wooden ladle, carved single piece, bearing black letters and numbered underside of bowl, 20"l; (1) leather sheathed kitchen knife, by CD Dick

19TH CENT PRIMITIVE 1 PIECE 47" WOODEN SHOVEL - BLADE 17" L X 13 1/2" - W/ HANDLE 30" - ALL CARVED FROM SINGLE PIECE OF WOOD - NATURAL FINISH - CRACKS, WEAR & IMEPRFECTIONS

Single piece of butternut with crook handle carved with long eared blood hound type dog, nice old polished patina, appears to have never had a ferrule, total length 36". Condition Fine.

Carved Hetian jade or similar stone ceremonial knife in the Warring States style, hilt with fish scale motif, leaf point blade, carved from single pieces of jade. Overall 6.75" long x 2 .25". Conditio

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Four carved bread boards with fruit, leaves and wheat. 11"-13"dia. Bread knife with carved handle and signed blade "R. Andrews Ironmonger". 12.5"l. Part of the

Likely Java with 20" single edged steel blade, horn guard rosewood carved handle with animal head and steel collar, original rosewood scabbard with brass straps and leather at throat, total length 25

19th century, likely Upcountry, South Carolina. The piece is crafted from what looks to be butternut. A single piece hewn and dug out with handles carved into each side. W24 3/4" This piece was recent