Scottish Celtic Knot Letter Opener by The Sgian Dubh Co

£35.00

Scottish Celtic Knot Letter Opener by The Sgian Dubh Co

£35.00

On offer is a Scottish letter opener by The Sgian Dubh Co, presented in its original fitted box. Its form is based on the sgian dubh, the small knife traditionally worn with Scottish Highland dress, while the openwork handle is decorated with interlaced Celtic knotwork.

The Sgian Dubh Co specialises in handcrafted Highland dress accessories made in Scotland. Designed as a decorative desk accessory rather than a dress knife, this boxed Celtic knot letter opener combines Scottish heritage with practical use.

Key Features

Object. Sgian dubh inspired letter opener.

Maker. The Sgian Dubh Co.

Origin. Made in Scotland.

Design. Openwork Celtic knot handle with a decorative blade and sheath form.

Presentation. Original fitted box included.

Condition. Very good overall. Minor tear to the paper holder inside the box.

Total length. 6.75 inches.

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Stock code 010725

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