A fine example, with hardwood grip of characteristic form carved in basket weave motif overall and set with silver studs, the capstan-type pommel engraved in geometrical motifs with a double star and bead terminal, the ferrule likewise silver and engraved in complex scrollwork. The broad, single-edged and fullered blade with false edge and profiled spine. The leather-covered wooden scabbard with well-engraved scrollwork on the silver mounts, its knife and fork with studs and capstan pommels en suite with the hilt, each with a spring-catch, the knife marked JOHN SELLER, a noted Edinburgh maker. Second half of the 19th century. Stable crack in the grip. Overall length 35cm. Condition I