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APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1837
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AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT PAPER KNIFE WITH PORCELAIN HANDLE
APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1837
Engraved scrolling foliage to blade, handle painted with flowers; a dirk with carved ivory handle and shagreen scabbard applied with initials AK conjoined, steel blade etched 9 Decbr. 1870, mount inscribed J'y pense,(cased); and four Italian silver and enamel snuff boxes, 20th Century, one with ivorine panel of putti within an enamel border simulating lapis lazuli and one with English import marks for London, 1930
First item 8¾ in. long (22 cm.)
APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1837
Engraved scrolling foliage to blade, handle painted with flowers; a dirk with carved ivory handle and shagreen scabbard applied with initials AK conjoined, steel blade etched 9 Decbr. 1870, mount inscribed J'y pense,(cased); and four Italian silver and enamel snuff boxes, 20th Century, one with ivorine panel of putti within an enamel border simulating lapis lazuli and one with English import marks for London, 1930
First item 8¾ in. long (22 cm.)
Special notice
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