knife box

There are also two knife boxes with cutlery of a mixture of dates, from around 1750 to the early nineteenth century.

Throwing knives may also be regained by interacting with the newly added knife box in the safehouses.

They went out of fashion in the following decade, in favour of knife boxes that were placed on the sideboard.

The old alignment, now part of Knife Box Road, crosses MD 317 again shortly before the Delaware state line.

For storage, spoons and knives were sometimes placed in paired knife boxes, which were often ornate wooden containers with sloping top, used especially during the 18th century.

The state highway originally performed an S-curve through Burrsville, following present day Ruritan Road and Knife Box Road, which was designated MD 457 north of MD 317 between 1951 and 1960.

In fact, the minutely detailed environment inhabited by the seven-inch tall borrowers is one of the series' charms: playing cards become wallpaper, a pastille box serves as a bed, bottle caps are turned into frying pans and a Victorian knife box is used as a boat.

On Sunday, at the White Plains Antiques Show, the light gray thin cashmere sweaters, the suede brogues, the British racing-green car coats and corduroys were as much in evidence as the Spode foot baths, the mahogany knife boxes, the hunting scenes and the silver.