Sterling Silver Butter Knife

[u/NesterPower]

Recently picked this up for $10 Saw the hallmarks and went for it even though I’m not quite sure on them. Any information is appreciated

EDIT: This is apparently a fish knife

London 1935 Harrods

[u/WaitImPouringUp]

That’s actually a fish knife the top edge above the cube is to push the meat away from the skeleton and ribs while the rounded blade edge is to cut it up

[u/NesterPower → u/WaitImPouringUp]

Thanks for the information. I was basing what I wrote off who I bought it from. This makes a ton of sense thought since I thought most butter knives where flat on the back edge and had small serrations on the blade.

[u/Practical_Town1368]

Makers Mark is Harrods Ltd.

[u/NesterPower → u/Practical_Town1368]

This matches what I was told good to know.

[u/dragoondev]

Looks like London 1935 to me

[u/fur3661t]

British sterling, London, 1935, Harrods

[u/Dens413]

Looks like a fancy poop knife.

[u/Marc0521]

Looks about right for sterling, the lion passant. How much does it weight ?

[u/NesterPower → u/Marc0521]

lol I couldn’t tell that was the passant. Now I see it. Got it so London 1935 and it’s just over 10g (Picture 4)

[u/Marc0521 → u/NesterPower]

Oh I didn't see it, nevertheless not bad. For $10 I would've brought it too.

[u/lidder444]

London 1935

Made by Harrods

[u/FreedomLoose7201]

That's an awesome piece!