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China, Qing Dynasty. A Knife Set

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China, Qing Dynasty. A Knife Set

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China, Qing Dynasty. A Knife Set

Includes: Knife with a steel blade, magnetic, with a half-length fuller and maker marked on the ricasso on one side, the blade embedded into a handle fabricated from a combination of steel, copper, brass and blackened bone, with a flared end of the finely-patterned handle, measuring 318 mm in length; two 267 mm long Chopsticks with twisted-grips in bone and finished in black; the aforementioned items housed in a Scabbard fabricated from silvered metal, with three brass bands, a brass spine and a brass finial, each of which exhibits ornate engravings, a copper band placed between the two upper brass bands, with a large ring fed through the spine near the opening, measuring 195 mm in length, with surface rust evident on the silvered metal body. Very fine.