Fine set of stained bone handled steel knives

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A fine set of twelve 18th century steel blade knives with silver mounts and stained bone handles, circa 1790.

Georgian bone-handled cutlery reflects the elegant craftsmanship of the Georgian era. The handles, made from animal bone, were often paired with steel blades and silver fittings. Valued for their durability and refined appearance, these pieces remain extremely collectible and evoke a sense of historic dining traditions.

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Fine set of stained bone handled steel knives

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