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English and continental cutlery

Various, 1500–1799

Weston Park Museum, Sheffield

From the Ridpath Collection. English and continental knives and forks from the 16th - 18th centuries. Handles in silver, enamel, carved ivory and boxwood and crystal. Including French and Flemish wedding cutlery.

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Title of artwork, date

English and continental cutlery, 1500–1799

Date supported

1942

Medium and material

Various

Grant

189.25

Total cost

378

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