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The values of old English silver and Sheffeld plate, from the xvth to the xixth centuries (1906)

Caldicott, J. W. (John W.), Gardner, John Starkie, 1844-1930 · London and Derby, Bemrose · leaf 84

An illustration from The values of old English silver and Sheffeld plate, from the xvth to the xixth centuries, 1906, leaf 84 — TEA TRAY. 54 EXAMPLES OF RARE PIECES. SUPPER OR BREAKFAST SET. PLATE X. Old Sheffield Plated Supper or Breakfast Set, containing six egg cups, four casters, and four dishesmd covers, with gadrooned border, on hot water tray, 28 in. in diameter. This would probably realise £24 if sold by auction. … H CO H CO < a: CQ a:O a: a.a,D CO Values and Auction Sale Records. 56 NOTES. Pedestal, Bell-shaped and Steeple Salt Cellars. PLATE XI. Pedestal Salts, with and without covers, were first made and hall marked during the reignof Mary, 1553, and were followed by Bell-shaped Salts about the year…

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