A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford

A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford
A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford
A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford
A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford

A George IV Toast Rack made in London in 1827 by Samuel Whitford

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

120729

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The Toast Rack stands on four winged paw feet and has six, double arched divisions. The oval carrying handle displays a disc cartouche below flanked by acanthus foliage and engraved on each side with a contemporary Crest.



Height: 5.5 inches

Length: 6.45 inches

Width: 3.9 inches

Weight: 11oz

Year

1827

Country

London

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