Antique Knives Made In England

[Miller Bro's]

Thank you Bill and Joe

[Mason]

Thanks all.
Millers Bros., that's a fine example and a near twin to the Renshaw.

[danno50]

Two very fine knives, Mason and Dimitri.

[FRJ]

That's a hard act to follow with this used "Real Lambsfoot" but here it is.

J. Nowill & Sons, Sheffield. This knife is 4 3/16" closed.
This seems like an early style of jigging.

There is a interesting history in Tweedale's Directory.

[doglegg]

Very knice old knife. Love the bones.

[Ridgegrass]

Same blade, different maker. MALEHAM & YEOMANS, Sheffield. Rosewood, well used but snaps like a gator. J.O'.

[BWT]

Nice one Joe, really nice bone on it!! J O it’s remarkable on the old English knives how they have been used so much over the years and still have the snap that they have. Beautiful rosewood handles and rare maker on the lambsfoot

[danno50]

Very nice J.Nowill lambsfoot, Joe. I like the jigging, kind of like the checkering on some old ebony handles.
Lovely rosewood handles on that old lambsfoot, J.O'.

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks all. It's amazing how the stamps on the blades look like they were struck with the same die. J.O'.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Bill and Dan.

J. O'., the stamp on my knife is "Sans Serif" as opposed to yours which has the "extending features", as Wikipedia calls them.

Very nice old knife, yours, with great skins.

[Ridgegrass]

I see that now..Got some crab seasoning in my right eye couple days ago. Still bugging me. J.O'.

[Mason]

Nice Lambfoot examples FRJ, and Ridgegrass.
In keeping with that model theme, here is one by Joseph Rodgers.

[edge213]

Nice Lambfoot examples FRJ, and Ridgegrass.
In keeping with that model theme, here is one by Joseph Rodgers.

Beautiful knife Mason

[doglegg]

Nice Lambfoot examples FRJ, and Ridgegrass.
In keeping with that model theme, here is one by Joseph Rodgers.

Beautiful knife Mason

[FRJ]

That is such a beautiful knife you are showing there, Neal.
Beautiful in every way. That kick!

[Miller Bro's]

Nice Lamb Foot knives guys

Changing gears here to an unusual old picnic knife set with salt and pepper shakers!

[FRJ]

Supreme, Dimitri.
A very nice accessory.
How is it stamped?

[Mason]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the nice comments.
Here is a Slater slot knife to follow up on Miller Bros. interesting dining set.

[wiseguy]

Wow! More nice knives here Great background photo Neal, it tells a story

[Miller Bro's]

Supreme, Dimitri.
A very nice accessory.
How is it stamped?

Thank you Joe!

It's an unmarked set.

[Miller Bro's]

Here is a Slater slot knife to follow up on Miller Bros. interesting dining set.

Very nice, love the horn handles

[Miller Bro's]

Wow! More nice knives here Great background photo Neal, it tells a story

Thanks J, you got anymore old English knives?

[wiseguy]

Wow! More nice knives here Great background photo Neal, it tells a story

Thanks J, you got anymore old English knives?

Maybe a couple pen knives but nothing as spectacular as you all are showing, but it’s great eye candy here .

[Miller Bro's]

Spectacular or not I would like to see them!

[BWT]

What Dimitri said