Used Cutlery

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He established his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became particularly known for elegant cutlery patterns and silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences to...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery and silver objects. His work evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restr...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant and functional cutlery patterns as well as silver hollowware. His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influenc...

An English, estate made mahogany and brass butler's work box or country house cutlery tray, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800.

It says on them Supreme Cutlery. PLEASE NOTE: AS OF MAY 1, 2026 AT OUR BACK END WE HAVE NOW MARKED THESE DOWN TO THE LOWEST DISCOUNTED PRICE FROM THE LISTED PRICE OF $595.00.

Knife rests are used during the meal to protect table linens from soiled cutlery. A flower stem ends in a blossom cup, on a free-form base.

This elegant storage piece features a balanced façade with two cabinet doors and four central drawers, offering generous storage for dinnerware, table linens, and cutlery. The inter...

An architectural low-slung credenza configuration features sliding cabinet doors that glide smoothly to reveal integrated interior finger-jointed felt-lined cutlery drawers and adjus...

Below the upper area is a generously sized drawer, originally meant to store cutlery and napkins. The cupboard below opens by two doors continue to exhibit fantastic veneers, while a...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver and mother of pearl fruit/dessert cutlery set for twelve persons - boxed; an addition to our antique fla...

It opened a subsidiary plant again in Birmingham and by the 1950s was the biggest manufacturer of stainless-steel cutlery in the country. By the 1990s the company had shifted towards...

Antique German / Bavarian fork and knife carving set with antler / stag horn handles accompanied by sterling silver collars and bull / steer / bison head pommel caps.  The cutlery pi...

Among notable creations he made are geometric cutlery sets designed for Puiforcat, lamps he designed for Verre Lumière, and a spherical rolling bar made specifically for Pierre Cardin.

This Walker and Hall cutlery set of silver spoons and forks is supplied in felt cutlery rolls; which not only protect the items in storage but significantly reduce tarnishing

Opening the doors reveals generous storage space while the drawers provide practical accommodation for cutlery, linens and dining accessories. The top is finished with a subtle cross...

He was a manufacturer of silverware, cutlery, tea sets, centerpieces, serving dishes, plateau's and other silver and gilt-bronze objects d'art.

Elegant Spanish silver-plated cutlery set produced by La Cisueña (Lacisuena), one of Spain’s finest makers of luxury tableware in the early 20th century, circa 1900–1925.

A wonderful and highly decorative tableware classic by Amboss, one of Austria’s most important cutlery manufacturers.

One drawer is fitted with a green felt-lined cutlery organizer, underscoring the piece’s original domestic function and attention to detail.

Every element of Cabaret Fledermaus—from the architecture and lighting to the furniture and cutlery—was designed as a unified artistic vision.

Lastly four large drawers across the top for cutlery or accessories. Newly refinished and ready to install.

His work for Georg Jensen included cutlery and functional objects characterised by organic forms, clarity, and lasting appeal.

Note: The measurements in the item detail are for the storage box. Silver plate cutlery and Bakelite chopsticks are not included in the sale.

Part of a silver-plated cutlery set, Boréal model, created by Luc Lanel for the Maison Christofle, in the years 1929/1930.

Antique Edwardian antique inlaid mahogany breakfront sideboard which has a stunning mahogany top crossbanded in satinwood, one cutlery drawer to the front flanked either side by cupb...

Below are three drawers, including a fitted cutlery drawer, with cupboards on either side with internal shelving.

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver comprehensive Albert pattern flatware service for twenty-four persons; an addition to our canteen of cut...

For Georg Jensen he created cutlery, jewellery, and functional objects that combine everyday usability with sculptural clarity.

Behind the doors are compartments with removable and adjustable shelving, along with shallow dovetailed drawers suitable for cutlery, linens, documents, or smaller objects. Its scale...

Made circa 1900 Dimensions: Height: 29,5 cm / 11.61 in Width: 16,5 cm / 6.49 in Depth: 10,5 cm / 4.13 in Hallmarks: - Crescent + Crown - German official hallmark fr...

At the centre is a practical set of four smoothly operating drawers, ideal for cutlery, documents, or everyday essentials. Flanking either side are two spacious cupboards, each offer...

The dovetail-jointed drawers have sliding mahogany lids, beneath which is a green-upholstered compartment for storing cutlery, napkin rings, candles, etc. Behind the central door, wh...

Today’s range totals approximately 75 pieces and remains one of Georg Jensen’s most exclusive silver cutlery patterns.

The central cupboard opens to reveal useful storage space, while one of the drawers retains its original grey baize lining and fitted cutlery dividers, highlighting the piece's inten...

This vintage canteen of cutlery is supplied in felt cutlery rolls; which not only protect the items in storage but significantly reduce tarnishing.

The doors slide open to reveal large shelf space on the right and a sliding felt-lined cutlery drawer and three smaller drawers on the left.

Behind the right-hand door, two concealed solid wood drawers provide additional organization for cutlery, documents, or smaller objects while maintaining the clean exterior appearanc...

Domed tops with gilt bronze pineapple finials. Top lifts to expose cutlery storage slots. Concave ebonized bases. Similar example with marquetry M.Tomlin , Catalog of Adam Period Fur...

The top drawer is fitted with a removable cutlery tray, its compartments lined in cobalt blue baize, an original detail that survives intact and speaks to the domestic intentionality...

The back blade side is engraved "Mizzoo Cutlery Co., St. Louis U.S.A." followed by "Germany".

The pieces of this exceptional, antique Victorian straight sterling silver canteen of cutlery has been crafted in the Military Thread and Shell pattern.

He later brought this same radical philosophy to large-scale holloware, cutlery, and ceramics, designing era-defining masterpieces for Georg Jensen, Bing & Grøndahl, and Orrefors.

Its catalogues included an extensive range of cutlery, serving pieces, coffee and tea services, trays, candlesticks, and decorative household objects, many of which became staples of...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of these fine examples of antique cutlery. SKU A5076

Usable Fish Cutlery. Sheffield, England, Late 19th century. Showing wear.

We also see this box opened on a counter in the kitchen holding cutlery.

This classic style of cutlery was specifically designed for serving and eating fish, featuring slender, finely shaped knife blades and delicately proportioned multi-tined forks.

Originally established by Jonathan Mappin, the company expanded rapidly throughout the Victorian period, gaining a reputation for producing finely made silver, cutlery, dressing tabl...

Her sculptures continue to enrich public spaces, while her metalware and cutlery remain sought after by collectors of Scandinavian modernism.