knife rests
One half of a pair of silver knife rests. A metal bar is capped by a four pointed decorative relief of a lions face at each end.
Two pairs of silver knife rests
- Made:
- 1814-1820
Two pairs of silver knife rests, with ends in form of a lion's heads in relief from which project stabilizers with ball finials, part of Chalmers collection, English, hallmark, probably 1814
Details
- Category:
- Wellcome (general)
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A155015
- Materials:
- silver
- Measurements:
-
length 83 mm
maximum: width 39 mm
- type:
- knife rests
- credit:
- Phillips, Son and Neale
Parts
knife rests
One half of a pair of silver knife rests. A metal bar is capped by a four pointed decorative relief of a lions face at each end.
knife rests
One half of a pair of silver knife rests. A metal bar is capped by a four pointed decorative relief of a lions face at each end.
knife rests
One half of a pair of silver knife rests. A metal bar is capped by a four pointed decorative relief of a lions face at each end.
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