This is a gorgeous Edwardian paper knife fashioned as a ruler and marked with inches along one side. The ruler is cut at an angle at one end. The inch measurements are accurate and the ruler provides a straight line for underlining. It was made by Drew and Sons and is hallmarked for London, 1901. The firm was founded by Samuel Summers Drew in 1844. In 1901, when the piece was made, they were based at 33 Piccadilly Circus and 156 Leadenhall Street in London. The firm ceased trading in 1930s.
Edwardian Silver Ruler Paper Knife, by Drew and Sons, London, 1901
In very good condition with no repairs. The maker's mark is slightly rubbed, but still legible. The ruler presents an engraved monogram and is stamped 'Drew and Sons, Piccadilly Circus. London.' A nice piece of silver. If you have any questions, or you require additional photos with the ruler, do not hesitate to contact us.
