Paul Storr - PS1820

Paul Storr - Antique Solid Silver Wedding Knife – Paul Storr, London c.1820

This rare and elegant antique silver Wedding Knife was crafted around 1820 in London by the celebrated silversmith Paul Storr, one of the most important and highly collected English makers of the Georgian period. Storr was silversmith to the Royal family and remains the most famous name in British silver.

Although the original hallmarks have been partially polished out with age, the crucial “PS” maker’s mark for Paul Storr remains clearly visible, confirming its significance.

✨ Key Features

• Maker: Paul Storr, London c.1820

• Material: Solid hallmarked silver handle with replacement blade

• Length: 35 cm

• Features space for engraving a personal message on the blade

• Restored by us – silver handle carefully repaired and blade replaced

• Condition: Over 200 years old; fully restored but showing light age-related use

• A rare and collectible piece of Georgian silver

Why This Piece is Special

Paul Storr’s work is synonymous with the finest quality Georgian silver. His craftsmanship is celebrated worldwide, and pieces bearing his mark are held in major museum and private collections. This Wedding Knife is not only a practical desk accessory but also a historical artefact from one of England’s most distinguished silversmiths.

A Unique and Personal Gift

With space for engraving on the blade, this antique letter opener makes a truly personalised and meaningful gift. Ideal for collectors of Georgian silver, enthusiasts of fine English craftsmanship, or anyone who appreciates the timeless artistry of Paul Storr silver.

✔️ Why Choose This Paul Storr Wedding Knife?

• Genuine Georgian silver by Paul Storr – Royal silversmith

• Rare survivor from c.1820

• Restored and ready to use, yet with historical character

• Collectible, practical, and gift-worthy

• A piece of British silver heritage over 200 years old

This Paul Storr silver Wedding Knife is a rare chance to acquire a piece of English history from the hand of its most important silversmith – an elegant treasure to use, collect, and admire.