Help with mark on pocket knife

[Moons4jen]

I’ve been given a family jewelry box with items from WW1 era to WW2 era. This pocket knife is marked Sterling. The blades are marked J.A. Henckels. Next to the mark is a stamped number(2051). Any assistance would be much appreciated.

[oel]

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Peter.

[Moons4jen]

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[AG2012]

Hi,
It definitively looks like fasces (a bundle of rods with a projecting axe blade) mark of William B. Kerr & Co.
See here:
https://www.925-1000.com/ax_kerr.html

They are well known for Art Nouveau silver.
Regards

[AG2012]

Number 2051 is not relevant at all: could be internal production, inventory or pattern number.

[dognose]

See also:

Information Regarding William B. Kerr & Co.

Trev.

[Moons4jen]

THANK YOU! I didn’t even know how to describe the mark...let alone figure out which company was responsible. That’s definitely it!

[dognose]

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Trev.