YORK. A very rare Butter Knife made in York in 1844 by Barber & North.

YORK. A very rare Butter Knife made in York in 1844 by Barber & North.
YORK. A very rare Butter Knife made in York in 1844 by Barber & North.
YORK. A very rare Butter Knife made in York in 1844 by Barber & North.

YORK. A very rare Butter Knife made in York in 1844 by Barber & North.

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The Butter Knife is modelled in the fiddle pattern, with a linear band along the side of the shaped blade. The top of the stem is engraved with an unusual contemporary Crest and this piece is very well marked. The knife is in excellent condition and this is the first time we have seen a York example over all of the years.

Length: 7.6 inches, 19cm.

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