Red Pearloid Fish-Form Folding Knife

$53.00

Object reference: BRU-10570121290

Object details

Fish-form folding knife with suspension ring
Open length approximately 11–12 cm (4.33–4.72 in), estimated from the seller's ruler photograph
Red pearloid handle, described by the seller as celluloid
Steel blade and brass-toned bolster; exact alloys unverified
Maker, origin and date unknown

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Condition

Visible scratches and discoloration on the blade, tarnish to the metal fittings and surface wear to the handle. Mechanism has not been independently tested.

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The story

A deep red pearlescent handle curves from a rounded brass-toned head to a flared tail. A small suspension ring and visible pins complete the fish-like silhouette, while the opened blade reveals its worn metal surface and decorative detail.

The fish form gives this small folding object a pleasing double identity. Closed, the handle is the main attraction: glossy red, softly curved and unmistakably playful. Opened, its simple construction becomes visible. It is an appealing example of everyday design made a little more personal.

Attribution note

The fish-shaped outline, red pearloid scales, head bolster and ring match the seller's description. The handle is described as celluloid; its pearlescent appearance alone does not confirm the polymer. The brass description likewise remains a seller attribution. No clearly identified maker or country mark has been established, so the piece is offered without a specific origin or date.