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A Rare Late 15thC Medieval Table Knife c.1480 sub-Mirrors & Lighting in 1815 he married aOrigin: English Period: Late Medieval Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1480 Length: 7. 5 Width: 0. 75 The very scarce medieval period table knife having a fullered iron single cutting edge blade with a wooden handle and pressed metal pommel with nave etched flower design, the whole surviving from the middle of the fifteenth century in good relic condition. The knife is in very good condition with patination commensurate with age and no damage to report