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Solid Silver - Kings - Cake Knife - Sheffield 1900
A delightful Victorian Cake Knife, 124 years old and in almost unused condition. --- will make a superb gift.
A Solid Silver, Kings Pattern Handle and ornate, solid silver blade. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900, with the maker`s mark - I.E over &S, for Isaac Ellis & & Sons, Primus Works, Bridge Street, Sheffield.
The blade is beautifully decorated on one side with flowers a scrollwork. One edge is serrated for cutting through icing or other hard crust surface.
Slightly uneven at the point of the blade, and a dent in the end of the handle. The smooth faces of the handle show signs of use.
But, a word of caution, you must not put it into the dish washer - the heat will cause the blade and handle to separate.
Overall length:- 262 millimetres / 10.3 inches.
Weight:- 92.2 grams / 2.96 ounces.
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Emma Design - Antique Silver
Private dealer, by appointment only.
Near York
North Yorkshire
England , UK
Tel : 07920 181062
Non UK callers : +44 7920 181062
A Solid Silver, Kings Pattern Handle and ornate, solid silver blade. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900, with the maker`s mark - I.E over &S, for Isaac Ellis & & Sons, Primus Works, Bridge Street, Sheffield.
The blade is beautifully decorated on one side with flowers a scrollwork. One edge is serrated for cutting through icing or other hard crust surface.
Slightly uneven at the point of the blade, and a dent in the end of the handle. The smooth faces of the handle show signs of use.
But, a word of caution, you must not put it into the dish washer - the heat will cause the blade and handle to separate.
Overall length:- 262 millimetres / 10.3 inches.
Weight:- 92.2 grams / 2.96 ounces.
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Date 1900
Late Victorian Antiques Material Silver
Origin English
Maker Isaac Ellis & Sons
Condition Excellent condition - slight faults.
Item code as910a293 / 091a/293
Status For Sale
£55.00 
$68.48
€64.38
$68.48
€64.38
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Emma Design - Antique Silver
Private dealer, by appointment only.Near York
North Yorkshire
England , UK
Tel : 07920 181062
Non UK callers : +44 7920 181062
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