The Original Butter Knife?

[ICanFixThat]

Looks like Victoria may have manufactured a butter knife long before any similar blade appeared on the Spirit  .

[Neil]

I think they should have kept the fancy pants design for the later tool

[J-sews]

Seems like all that texture would be hard to clean the butter out of

[Reinier]

Isn't that a fish knife?

[Dr. Bahn]

Isn't that a fish knife?

Nope! 😉

[Reinier]

Isn't that a fish knife?

Nope! 😉

Well, I've never seen those decorations on a butter knife, but I have seen fish knives like those:

[ICanFixThat]

Isn't that a fish knife?

Nope!

Well, I've never seen those decorations on a butter knife, but I have seen fish knives like those:

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You might be right, I was just going by the shape:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_knife

The decoration does seem out of place on a butter knife as mentioned above.  However, I seem to remember only some type of serving knife (probably Fish) that used a similar shape in the opposite plane though and much larger.

[tapong]

Seems like all that texture would be hard to clean the butter out of

scullery won't mind.

[ColoSwiss]

That's not a fish knife.

THIS is a fish knife. 

http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/corners/MClark/images/Imperial%20Knife%20Co.-Mother%20of%20Pearl%20Fish%20Knife-Providence,RI.jpg

[Dr. Bahn]

Isn't that a fish knife?

Nope! 😉

Well, I've never seen those decorations on a butter knife, but I have seen fish knives like those:

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Okay, persuaded! Thank you for the enlightenment.