Victorian Brass Knife Sharpener with Twin Oak Rollers and Heraldic CrestA substantial Victorian tabletop knife sharpener with a polished brass body and twin ribbed oak rollers, designed for maintaining and honing domestic and table knives. The cast brass end supports are richly modelled with stylised foliate and mask decoration, and the sloped rectangular base is finely detailed with repeating border ornament and a central raised heraldic crest marked Patent. Knife sharpeners of this type were commonly used in the late 19th century, with the blade drawn carefully across the wooden rollers to clean and refine the edge. Both functional and decorative, this is an impressive and characterful piece of Victorian domestic history, ideal for display in a kitchen, pantry, or as a striking decorative object in a study or interior. ConditionGood antique condition with honest wear consistent with age and use. The brass shows surface scratches, rubbing, tarnish and patination. The oak rollers display wear, darkening and surface texture from long-term use. The underside shows age-related wear. Structurally sound and displays very well. DimensionsH: 10 cm × L: 15 cm × W: 9 cm EraLate 19th century, Victorian
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