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Pocket & Pen Knives — Precious Objects - Cordy's

$382 (NZ$421)
A 9ct yellow gold diaper engraved covered pocket knife, with…
$318 (NZ$345)
A collection of ten silver folding fruit knives, nine with…
$209 (NZ$230)
Seven silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, various dates.
$191 (NZ$210)
A 9ct yellow gold diaper engraved covered pocket knife, with…
Auction House:
Cordy's
Number of lots recorded:13
Lots with images:13
Prices available:13
Category:
Pocket & Pen Knives
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** A 9ct yellow gold diaper engraved covered pocket knife, with two steel folding blades. Stamped 9ct. ***
*** A collection of ten silver folding fruit knives, nine with mother-of-pearl handles, one with a silver handle, various dates from 1841 to 1912 ***
*** Seven silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, various dates. ***
*** A 9ct yellow gold diaper engraved covered pocket knife, with two steel folding implements: blade and scissors. ***
*** Seven silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, various dates. ***
*** A 14ct. gold pocket knife, two knife blades, with initials engraved to one side. Length 6 cm. ***
*** Seven silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, various dates. ***
*** Two silver folding fruit knives, engraved handles, Sheffield 1902 and Birmingham 1893. ***
*** Three silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, mother-of-pearl handles with silver blades, Sheffield 1860, 1861 and 1891. ***
*** Four silver fruit knives, decorated silver handles, together with three silver plate knives, various dates. ***
*** Three Georgian silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, one with faults to the shell. ***
*** Three silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, mother-of-pearl handles with silver blades, Sheffield 1894, 1898 and Birmingham 1862. ***
*** Three silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, two in their original boxes, Birmingham 1858, Sheffield 1824 and 1908. ***