Vintage Celtic Knot & Shield Thomas Ebbutt Silver Sgian Dubh - COMING SOON
Vintage Celtic Knot & Shield Thomas Ebbutt Silver Sgian Dubh - COMING SOON
Vintage 1958 Celtic Knot & Shield Thomas Ebbutt Silver Sgian Dubh
The exquisite Celtic knot design is intricately carved into the rich Blackwood hilt, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of Thomas Ebbutt silversmiths. This hilt is elegantly mounted with a cairngorm style paste stone stone, which is set in a claw set bezel, enhancing its visual appeal. Additionally, the finely detailed sterling silver mounts feature a beautifully rendered Celtic knot pattern that gracefully surrounds a striking shield design.
Made in by Thomas Kerr Ebbutt - Edinburgh 1958
Hand carved African black wood hilt
Sheffield stainless steel blade
The vintage blade is in good used vintage condition with some minor and pitting scratches as is common after nearly 70 years of use ( please see photographs).
Hand carved wooden scabbard covered in Moroccan leather and mounted with solid silver mounts
Hallmark - Thomas Kerr Ebbutt - Edinburgh 1958
Size approx - 185mm
All buyers must be over 18 years of age - In the UK it is legal to wear a sgian dubh when worn with Highland Dress. Verification of age is required in all cases before any sale can be finalised. For UK sales we strongly advise sending a scan or photograph of your proof of age documentation (Passport or Driving Licence) via email at the time you place your order.
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Thomas Kerr Ebbutt was a notable Scottish manufacturing jeweller, operating out of St David’s Square in the city of Edinburgh. He began his career in the jewellery industry in the year 1896, rapidly establishing himself as a skilled artisan. Unfortunately, his life was cut short when he passed away in 1921, leaving behind a legacy in the craft of jewellery making that echoed through the years.
From the very beginning, he had concentrated his efforts on creating exquisite Highland Dress accoutrements that reflected the rich cultural heritage of Scotland. His company continued to thrive in the industry until 1977, when it was ultimately purchased by the esteemed Hamilton & Inches. His sgian dubhs are not only highly prized but also widely respected for their exceptional beauty
