Sheffield Kings Pattern Sterling Silver Knife
Step into timeless elegance with this Sheffield Kings Pattern Sterling Silver Knife, crafted in England in 1914. This exquisite piece is a hallmark of British artistry and a testament to over a century of unmatched craftsmanship. Designed in the iconic Kings pattern, its intricate details showcase a blend of regality and sophistication.
The knife bears authentic British hallmarks and was crafted by RC England, ensuring its authenticity and place as a collectible heirloom. Its sterling silver handle exudes a luxurious sheen, while the blade has been polished to perfection, making it a functional piece of art for both display and use.
Whether gracing a premium dining setting or standing as a distinguished addition to a collector’s trove, this knife elevates the experience. Perfect as a thoughtful gift for special occasions or as a timeless investment for aficionados of fine silverware.
Key Features:
- Design: Iconic Kings Pattern with intricate detailing.
- Material: Sterling Silver with authentic British hallmarks.
- Craftsman: RC England.
- Year: 1914.
- Origin: Sheffield, England.
Indulge in the epitome of luxury and history with this sterling silver masterpiece.
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