A set of six George III Knives made in London in 1817 by Moses Brent

A set of six George III Knives made in London in 1817 by Moses Brent

A set of six George III Knives made in London in 1817 by Moses Brent

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Reference

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The Knives have faceted mother of pearl handles and reeded mounts. The blades are each engraved with a contemporary Armorial.

Length: 8.5 inches

Year

1817

Country

London

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