A fine Apple Corer made in Birmingham in 1879 by George Unite.

A fine Apple Corer made in Birmingham in 1879 by George Unite.
A fine Apple Corer made in Birmingham in 1879 by George Unite.
A fine Apple Corer made in Birmingham in 1879 by George Unite.

A fine Apple Corer made in Birmingham in 1879 by George Unite.

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British Silver Post 1830

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199902

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The Apple Corer is of typical form and the tubular handle is engraved with foliate motifs, as well as a shield shaped cartouche engraved with contemporary initials and the date 1881. The plain blade unscrews and fits perfectly into the handle for travelling.



Length: 5.5 inches, 13.75 cm.

Year

1879

Country

Birmingham

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