SEVEN CHEESE KNIVES, mother-of-pearl handle and steel bladeAND ONE BROKEN BLADE …

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SEVEN CHEESE KNIVES, mother-of-pearl handle and steel bladeAND ONE BROKEN BLADE HANDLE Late 19th century (Worn, some handles damaged)

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SEVEN CHEESE KNIVES, mother-of-pearl handle and steel bladeAND ONE BROKEN BLADE HANDLE Late 19th century (Worn, some handles damaged)

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Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Maison Alfénide. Important silver-plated menagère: -Twelve forks. Twelve knives with mother-of-pearl handles. -Eighteen large spoons. -Twenty-four fish knives. -Twenty-two fish forks. -Fourteen dessert forks. Twelve dessert knives with mother-of-pearl handles. -Eighteen dessert spoons. -Eighteen teaspoons. Twelve ice-cream spoons. -Four salt shovels. -Salad servers. Mother-of-pearl-handled fish cutlery. -Fish serving cutlery. -Carving cutlery. -Serving cutlery. -Two cake pans. -Pie server. -Ladle. -Sprinkler. -Sauce spoon. -Strawberry spoon. -Cutlery for mignardises.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Double set of knives with metal blades and mother-of-pearl handles. Includes 12 table knives and 12 entremet-cheese knives. Each blade signed "Vve Beguet. Lefrant. Succ. à Amiens". Ferrules decorated with foliage and pearls. L. cheese and dessert knives: 20.2 cm. L. table knives: 24.3 cm.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Eighteen steel-bladed cheese knives and eighteen silver-bladed fruit knives with mother-of-pearl handles carved with a palmette and inlaid with an escutcheon. Made by Arnould in Namur, 1831 - 1866. In an oak case with the Antioche coat of arms under a mantel. Height: 8 cm - Width: 23 cm Depth : 19 cm

Starting price 10 EUR

Twelve table knives and twelve cheese knives with horn handles, in their cases, missing.

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