Photos Who’s the Manufacturer?

[Chrysiana]

Need some help determining the manufacturer of this blade I inherited. There are no distinct engravings other than “China” and “Stainless”.

 

[marcinek]

Welcome. The manufacturer will not be found. Possibly a Franklin Mint or other collectibles maker or something had it made for them by some nameless Chinese manufacturer.

 

[Chrysiana]

Thanks! I attempted a Google image search and nothing popped up, so I figured it wouldn’t hurt to ask. Thanks anyways!

 

[marcinek]

Thanks! I attempted a Google image search and nothing popped up, so I figured it wouldn’t hurt to ask. Thanks anyways!

Sorry. Its of little to no monetary value.

Not that you cant enjoy it!

 

[Chrysiana]

Not a problem! Money wasn’t my issue, just curious about the maker

 

[KenHash]

Manufactured by one of the 1500+ cutlery factories in Yangjiang China. Don't know for whom.

 

[unwisefool]

Just FYI, that knife is NOT meant to be used, it's for decorative purposes only.

 

[David Nowlin]

Just posting because i have a german shepherd in my avatar

 

[GIRLYmann]

needle in a haystack.
the yangjiang bureau of commerce would know.everything....

 

[MolokaiRider]

Welcome to BladeForums.

As others have mentioned, it is a decorative piece and not meant to be used.

It most likely has no dollar value, but if it was passed on to you it may have sentimental value, which for many people is worth more than money.

It would be quite difficult to find much information on that specific item, as it was likely produced by contract to be sold as an affordable art piece.

Anywho, hope this helps.