Butter Knife | Ashbee, Charles Robert | V&A Explore The Collections
Silver, originally set with a stone, London hallmarks for 1900-01, mark of the Guild of handicraft, designed by C.R. Ashbee. Silver with a twisted wire handle and a settong for a stone (now …
A Silver Butter Knife by The Guild of Handicraft – Wartski
The Guild of Handicraft moved from Essex House on the Mile End Road in London to the medieval town of Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds in 1902. The silver workshop was taken …
VAN DEN BOSCH Archive Silver Page 1
A silver butter dish and matching butter knife. The dish and knife set green chalcedony. Marked ‘G of H Ltd.’ Hallmarks for London 1901. Size: Diameter of bowl 11 cm. Length 19.8 cm. Height …
Charles Ashbee rare design silver butter knife
For sale is this very rare Guild of Handicraft silver butter knife by Charles Ashbee. A real gem of a piece. This rare design is largely only known from contemporary images and museum …
1880s American Victorian Sterling Silver Butter Knife
Flat Handle Master Butter Knife - Replacements, Ltd.
· Shop Essex-Ferncliff (Silverplate, 1922) Flat Handle Master Butter Knife by Oneida Silver at Replacements.com. Entertain, gather, and turn your house into a home …Up to
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cash backButter knife - Wikipedia
In this usage, a butter knife (or master butter knife) is a sharp-pointed, dull-edged knife, often with a sabre shape, used only to serve out pats of butter from a central butter dish to individual …
Antique Mid 19th Century Wood & Hughes Coin Silver Master …
Presented is an antique, American coin silver master butter knife or cheese spreader made during the mid 19th century. The handle is done in a twist form and the handle and blade are covered …
Victorian Butter Knife – A G Hendy & Co Homestore
A rare late nineteenth century butter knife with a silver plated blade and the word "Butter" carved into its wooden handle. Length 18.5cm. Material: wood and silver plated steel
Cream handled Sheffield butter knife - objectsofuse.com
An heirloom-quality, dishwasher-safe butter knife, in this traditional English cream-handled cutlery style, albeit with modern materials replacing what would have been an ebony handle.
