A Victorian silver-mounted Chatelaine Knife with multiple tools.

A Victorian silver mounted Chatelaine Knife with multiple other implements: - a gimlet, corkscrew, button hook, quill cutting knife and a broader knife blade entitled 'Princess Maud Knife', London 1886, by Walter Thornhill. Thornhills produced a variety of chatelaines, including the 'Norwegian Belt', with numerous fitments, which was popularised by Princess Alexandra. Condition: \n

Good with some marking to the steel surfaces.

Length - 6 cm.; Width - 1.60 cm.; Depth - 1 cm.; Weight - 28.10 gms.