Antique Meriden Cutlery Fruit Knife Set (1855–1924) Vintage Tableware this brass artwork radiates sophistication

this brass artwork radiates sophistication and timeless charm

designed with a timeless rustic charm

the brand flourished—its workforce growing from 175 to more than 500 employees—as it became known for elegant

Condition: Very Good (no cork at bottom of shakers)

This elegant vintage Sevres porcelain pitcher features a beautiful floral design with delicate hand-painted details

Antique Meriden Cutlery Fruit Knife Set (1855–1924) Vintage Tableware this brass artwork radiates sophisticationA rare nine piece set of antique fruit knives by the Meriden Cutlery Company, beautifully crafted during the late 19th to early 20th century. Each knife features a pale yellow green floral porcelain handle accented by ornate silver detailing and a finely curved blade stamped Meriden Cutlery Co. 1855" Meriden Cutlery Company (18551924)Founded in 1855 by Julius Pratt and D. N. Ropes in Meriden, Connecticut, the Meriden Cutlery Company became known for