A beautiful set of 6 antique George V butter knives with solid silver reed border handles and stainless steel blades. Each handle is hallmarked with a lion which denotes its Stirling silver credentials, and with GH - which stands for Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield. Further hallmarks date them as made in 1919.

A plate of good food is lost without a good knife and fork.  Well-proportioned, well-balanced and beautifully designed flatware is a joy to use and is the making of a good meal.  Our antique butter knives are both good-looking and functional, and their renewed popularity make them a stylish addition on today’s table.

Length: 16.5cm

Country of origin: England

Year of manufacture: c.1919

Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield

Material: Stirling silver and stainless steel

Condition: good - with some minor dints to the handles, which adds to their character and is expected of silver handles that have seen over one hundred years of service. 

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Is this a gift?

Our very handsome gift box (see image) will turn your generosity into something extra-special. To add to your order click here, and your cutlery will arrive beautifully wrapped and parcelled with our hallmark oval blue sticker.  We can also add a name tag and any message you would like included.