Cake Knife ? English I think ? Please Help. Thanks

[Brett]

I've been researching off and on for days, and have not made much progress. Could someone help me out with this one. Thank you very much. Brett

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[silverthoughts]

Hi there

It looks like an oyster shucker, but I don't know the hallmarks.

Bob

[Brett]

Hi there

It looks like an oyster shucker, but I don't know the hallmarks.

Bob

Thanks Bob, My wife suggested it was a cake knife, but I had my doubts. The blade is about 9" long. Brett

[dragonflywink]

HeHeh! Nice angle on that first picture. It's a carving knife in Watson's Meadow Rose pattern, introduced in 1907.

~Cheryl

[dragonflywink]

Oops - should have said it's American http://www.925-1000.com/american-mfg12.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Sometimes the marks on hollow-handled pieces are lightly struck, should be marked STERLING somewhere.

~Cheryl

[Brett]

Oops - should have said it's American http://www.925-1000.com/american-mfg12.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Sometimes the marks on hollow-handled pieces are lightly struck, should be marked STERLING somewhere.

~Cheryl

Thanks Cheryl, It does say Sterling on the handle and it also says weighted.