The History of the Royal Navy £5 coin. Issued by Jersey 2003. The coin illustrates famous Royal Navy figures. Rebated in decking from the Royal Yacht Britannia and gift boxed. A nice historic gift item especially for those with an interest in maritime and nautical matters. U57

Price £49

Elizabeth II Coronation Crown Five shillings denomination. 1953. Rebated in teak decking from the Royal Yacht Britannia and gift boxed. A superb gift for those interested in British royalty. We can back these with green baize to use a paperweight. U58

Price £58

H11 A Sheffield made folding knife with scales made from the teak which had been stored by the Royal Navy for over sixty years. The knife has a lambsfoot blade which is a traditional blade and is carbon steel. With the knife is a signed certificate of authenticity from maker and a letter detailing the origins of the knife and the wood. The teak is the finest you can buy hardened and matured to perfection.

Price £41

Teak handles and the teak is from Royal Navy stores. The knife is spearpoint folding knife made in the traditional way and handmade by skilled Sheffield craftsmen. With the knife is a certificate of authenticity from the maker and a signed letter on handmade paper detailing the origins of the teak. H12

Price £41

The History of the Royal Navy silver £5 coin. Issued by Jersey 2009. The coin shows the British Aircraft Carrier Ark Royal. Rebated in ancient teak from the decking of the Royal Yacht Britannia and gift boxed. U59

Price £65

Remember to have a look at our fine handmade Sheffield scissors on our other web site http://www.sheffield-gb.com

We also have a wide range of folding and pocket knives on that site made by Sheffield craftsmen.

This is the silver £5 coin of the History of the Royal Navy series. This commemorates Francis Drake. It’s rebated into teak decking from the Royal Yacht and is gift boxed. We can  back with green baize for you to use as a unique paperweight or just kept in the box. The coin was struck by the Royal Mint and issued by Jersey in 2003. It’s struck in fine detail. U60

Price £65

The Mary Rose was a warship of the English Tudor Navy. She served for 33 years. She sank in the Solent in 1545 and was rediscovered in 1971. The ship was salvaged in 1982. This finely detailed £5 coin was struck by the Royal Mint and issued by Alderney in 2003. It’s rebated into teak decking from the Royal Yacht and gift boxed. Like each item on this page you get a letter on handmade paper setting out details of the coin and the teak. U61

Price £65

We have added to our range of unique safety razors with  a piece which utilizes the 18th century oak from St. James’s Square, London. This fine gentlemans safety razor uses centuries old oak from an historic building in a Square which has been at the centre of British life for several hundred years. Click on the image to see this and other wet shaving products.

This is how the coins rebated in the teak decking look.. Each of the £5 coins comes rebated in to the appropriate wood and makes for a fine gift. The gift box perfectly fits the historic wood. The wood is also used for our DE razors and our Sheffield made penknives. Each of these  products made with historic wood is unique to us and hand made. Unlike products made in their tens of thousands most of these items are made in quantities of fewer than twenty.

Have a look at our pages on the history of Sheffield steel and knife making - click on the image left

There are cheese knives and cheese knives - have a look at ours made utilising teak stored by the Royal Navy for perhaps seventy years. Hard dense high quality wood - ideal for the arduous job of cutting the Wensleydale after a heavy night with the Port.