Antique Knives Made In England

[Mason]

Thanks Dimitri, Lyle, and doglegg.
That's a good looking Conventry pruner with attractive wood handles.
Here is a flat cap Butler pruner with their "Key" trademark logo stamped on the blade.

[Miller Bro's]

Thanks Dimitri, Lyle, and doglegg.
That's a good looking Conventry pruner with attractive wood handles.
Here is a flat cap Butler pruner with their "Key" trademark logo stamped on the blade.

Thank you

Butler made some awesome knives and that stag is beautiful!

[Mason]

Nice examples Chickenman.
Two fine pruners Ridgegrass, and I am a big fan of triple fluted bolsters as seen on your Rowbotham.

[Mason]

Thanks Dimitri, Lyle, and doglegg.
That's a good looking Conventry pruner with attractive wood handles.
Here is a flat cap Butler pruner with their "Key" trademark logo stamped on the blade.

Thank you

Butler made some awesome knives and that stag is beautiful!

Thanks.
Here is a checkered wood handled sportsman's model with an unusual stamp.
It's marked "Dobie Glasgow" (Scotland) but was certainly made in Sheffield.

[wlf]

Thomas Turner got a royal warrant.
Nice chickenman, I hope your flock is healthy.

I was about to holler for you John. Really nice ,old , and you know I like the curvy blades.

Another couple of English beauties Neal.

[Ridgegrass]

Top:2 ebony and 1 rosewood "shadow" hawks by Joseph Rodgers
Bottom: "Warranted" Sheffield, Saynor, Maleham & Yeoman's "Real Lamb Foot" J.O'.

[FRJ]

Beautiful knives you're showing, Neal.

[FRJ]

So are you, J.O'.

[Miller Bro's]

An I-XL, and a WADE WINGFIELD & ROWBOTHAM. Both have integral bolsters. J.O'.

Nice knives, I like those metal handle ones

[Ridgegrass]

J.O'.

[chickenman62]

A couple of IXL's. Horn and maybe ivory?

[doglegg]

Thanks Dimitri, Lyle, and doglegg.
That's a good looking Conventry pruner with attractive wood handles.
Here is a flat cap Butler pruner with their "Key" trademark logo stamped on the blade.

Exceptional knife Mason.

[doglegg]

Top:2 ebony and 1 rosewood "shadow" hawks by Joseph Rodgers
Bottom: "Warranted" Sheffield, Saynor, Maleham & Yeoman's "Real Lamb Foot" J.O'.

Great group JO

[Miller Bro's]

A couple of IXL's. Horn and maybe ivory?

[deo-pa]

Here is an engraved knife which was given as a gift in 1851. The story behind it is here: viewtopic.php?p=1035895&hilit=Postmaster#p1035895

Dennis

[doglegg]

Here is an engraved knife which was given as a gift in 1851. The story behind it is here: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... r#p1035895

Dennis

Special little knife Dennis.

[Ridgegrass]

A quill knife/page separator by Critchfield, Sheffield, possibly c.1750 as per Levine. Amazing that thin piece of pearl hasn't cracked in all that time.
A silver fruit knife from Harrison & Howson. J.O'.

[wlf]

Wow Dennis, thanks for reminding me of your knife.

John, the page turner is spectacular and old. Nice named fruit knife.

[Mason]

Thanks M.B., wlf, doglegg, and Joe.

Here is an ivory handled whittler by Wostenholm.

[FRJ]

A very nice and clean knife.

The handles look quite round.

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks Lyle. I bought that in Delaware a year or two ago. I think it was lying loose on a shelf, not locked up, should have been broken, but, there it is. It's one of those you wish could talk.
John

[Ridgegrass]

By the way the Hallmark on the fruit knife is 1873. J.O'.

[Miller Bro's]

A quill knife/page separator by Critchfield, Sheffield, possibly c.1750 as per Levine. Amazing that thin piece of pearl hasn't cracked in all that time.
A silver fruit knife from Harrison & Howson. J.O'.

Very nice!

[Miller Bro's]

Thanks M.B., wlf, doglegg, and Joe.

Here is an ivory handled whittler by Wostenholm.

Pristine example, thanks for sharing it

[doglegg]

A quill knife/page separator by Critchfield, Sheffield, possibly c.1750 as per Levine. Amazing that thin piece of pearl hasn't cracked in all that time.
A silver fruit knife from Harrison & Howson. J.O'.

Wow is that delicate.