Hotel or restaurant knife sharpener, mfgd by George

Hotel or restaurant knife sharpener, mfgd by George Kent, London, cast iron framework w/wood case, Exc orig cond, 16.5"H x 14.25"W x 11.25"D.

Antique Country Store George Kent English Knife Sharpener. A beauty all in oak with casted metal fittings. Handle turns easily. Overall in very good condition. A nice victorian piece circa 1890. Measu

16"

S. NYE CO. LONDON, ANTIQUE TABLE TOP KNIFE SHARPENER, c.1900, 21"H X 19" DIAM.

1931 Mappin & Webb, Sheffield comprising 8 fish forks (7 1/4 inches long); 8 fish knives (8 1/4 inches long), one knife sharpener (12 3/4 inches long); one carving fork (10 1/4 inches long); one carvi

INCLUDING: STAINLESS STEEL STRAINER, SAW, STEAK KNIVES, SHARPENERS AND MORE Size STRAINER 20 1/2" L Disclaimer PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING!!! Pick-up will be Tuesday January 5th, 2021 from 9:00am till

George Damin (French, born 1942). An original oil painting on canvas. A Postwar city landscape street scene with hotel and restaurant store front view. Artist signature lower right. Presented in gilt

Antique French pierce carved 4" thick oak panel. 19th century. Reportedly from Hotel George V in Paris. Later panel was installed in the back bar at Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub, Atlanta, GA. 71 1/2"h x 1

Made in England. 18h x 19w x 9d inches. #KnifeSharpener #KentsEmery

OTTO BAUMBERGER (1889-1961) ERSTKLASSIGE KÜNSTLER - KONZERTE IM HOTEL - RESTAURANT ELITE. 1915. 50x35 inches, 128x90 cm. J.E. Wolfensberger, Zurich. Condition B+: repaired tears at edges; tape on

Steiff Colonial Williamsburg Shell pattern of sterling silver silverware. Mid to late 20th century. 1 knife sharpener 12", 1 carving knife 14", 2 meat forks 10", 7 dinner knives 9 1/2", 3 butter knive

Massive English IXL Bowie Knife by George Wostenholm & Son, Sheffield ~ Well Marked ~ American Civil War Period or Earlier. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 15.5". Blade Length : 10.5". ~~~

to include: Summer Holidays 1932 Part I: Stamford George Hotel, Burghley House. Whitby. Back from Malta. In Garde. YoYo Addicts. The Landgate. Town Gatehouse. Quaint Corner. Town Scenes. Near Camber.

Pair of Late George III Mahogany Knife Urns on Bases ca. 1800, each with an urn-form top with a lift lid with pineapple finial, on a square pedestal cabinet base with a single door, the interior reta

In mahogany with shaped fronts, banded string inlay 14 x 9 x 12 inches, retaining fitted interior sections nice patina and color Line Item # 12

Pair of George III knife boxes, executed in mahogany and satinwood veneer, each having a shaped front and hinged lid revealing a fitted interior with a set of (31) compartments, 15.5"h x 9.5"w x 12.5"

Will George Flamingo Hotel and Casino figurine. California: Will-George, ca. 1946. Painted ceramic figurine depicting a flamingo, stamped “Flamingo Hotel” to base. Height 9 ½”.

Group of (12) George III items, to include: set of (11) table knives, possibly Moses Brent, London, circa 1800, having sterling silver handles with thread decoration and engraved crest of Rufus King,

A Pair of George III Mahogany Knife Boxes late 18th century each hinged cover inlaid to show a shell, opening to a fitted interior. Height 15 inches. Estimate $800-1,200

A pair of George II shagreen knife boxes circa 1750 Retaining early silk lining. (H: 10 in.) Provenance

English, 19th century. A pair of George III mahogany knife boxes with lightwood inlays, each having a serpentine front and kite-form escutcheon, fitted interior and star inlay to lid interior; ht. 15.

Vintage IXL George Wostenholm Sheffield England Folding Single Blade Pocket Lock Back Knife With Stag Handle. Brass lined handle with lanyard ring. Appears to have never been sharpened. 3 5/8" blade,

Fine pair of Victorian mahogany urn-form knife boxes in the George III style, the fitted interiors with lift up covers, 10 bands of inlaid ebony wood. 2nd half 19th Century. Measures: 8 x 8 x 24 inche

Assembled group of English Sterling Silver flatware, 119 pieces. Many pieces by Willaim Eley I, William Fearn and William Chawner; Fruit knives and forks by George Hape. Late 19th to Early 20th C. (Ap