Antique Knife Rests: The History, Manufacture and Use of English, American & Continental Knife Rests in Metal, Glass & Ceramic by Dean Rockwell BO2955

Antique Knife Rests: The History, Manufacture, and Use of English, American & Continental Knife Rests in Metal, Glass & Ceramic by Dean Rockwell is a definitive first-edition reference guide for collectors, historians, and decorative arts enthusiasts.

Published by Proctor Publications, LLC in 2000, this expertly researched book explores the fascinating history and evolution of knife rests, showcasing their role in dining etiquette across centuries. The book includes a collector-focused price guide, as well as full-color and black-and-white illustrations, a map of French pottery makers, and detailed commentary on social customs and table manners of the time.

Additional features include comprehensive lists of general maker’s marks and British registry marks, making it an essential tool for identifying and authenticating antique knife rests made from metal, glass, and ceramic across England, America, and continental Europe.

• Title: Antique Knife Rests: The History, Manufacture, and Use of English, American & Continental Knife Rests in Metal, Glass & Ceramic

• Author: Dean Rockwell

• Publisher: Proctor Publications, LLC

• Publication Year: 2000

• ISBN: 1882792955

• Format: First Edition

Whether you're a seasoned antique collector or a student of fine tableware, this richly illustrated guide delivers both aesthetic inspiration and practical collecting knowledge.