A very fine Folding Fruit Knife made in Sheffield in 1875 by Henry Hadfield.

A very fine Folding Fruit Knife made in Sheffield in 1875 by Henry Hadfield.

A very fine Folding Fruit Knife made in Sheffield in 1875 by Henry Hadfield.

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Category

British Silver Post 1830

Reference

199903

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The Fruit Knife is of typical form and has a mother of pearl handle and very fine quality silver gilt blade.



Length: 6.25 inches, 15.63cm.

Year

1875

Country

Sheffield

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