Eight silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, the first, Sheffield 1814, the second, with engraved blade backs and handles, initialled, by Law, Oxley & Atkin, Sheffield 1820s, the third, with lion passant and duty marks (only), with engraved blade backs, the fourth, with engraved handles, by Henry Atkin & John Oxley, Sheffield 1830, the fifth, early Victorian, with engraved blade backs and initialled handle, by William Nowill (probably), Sheffield assay, the sixth, with shield escutcheon, by Harrison Brothers and Howson (probably) Sheffield 1896, the seventh, by John Yeoman Cowlishaw, Sheffield 1907, the eighth, by William Needham, Sheffield 1929, open 10.5-15cm long (8) Condition report: the first with indecipherable marks the second with small crack to one handle the third with solder and damage to mount under blade and tiny chips to handles the fourth with possible alteration to one end of handles?