VERY OLD CARVING KNIFE SET

Inherited this from my elderly aunt who would be about 110 if she were still alive. This is extremely old but would restore up beautifully.

When i Googled the label on the blade (Unity Works), it came up with this so i am gathering it is a Sheffield set:

Sheffield Cutlery Co-operative Productive Society Sheffield Cutlery Co-operative Productive Society was formed in 1866 by three trades’ union branches of the spring-knife trade. The Society, at Unity Works, Eldon Street, was registered in 1873, with under a hundred members and share capital under £400. But in good years, such as 1890, it had sales (chiefly to co-operative societies) of nearly £2,000 and a profit of £288. The dividend was distributed among workers and customers (Sheffield Independent, 7 November 1896). By 1900, the Society manufactured scissors and razors. The Sheffield Provident Cutlery Trading & Manufacturing Society (with its ‘UNITY’ trade mark) may have been the same organisation. In 1904, though, the Society sought assistance from the co-operative movement and in 1915 was taken over by the Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS) Ltd. The CWS operated its cutlery branch at 58 Arundel Lane and then in 1937 occupied a purpose-built factory, Unity Works, at Eyre Street/Matilda Street (Sheffield Daily Independent, 1 October 1937). It produced stainless tableware and horticultural implements, until the 1960s (when it was known as Unity Cutlery).