Wednesday 25 September 2024
A pair of 19th century American silver entrée dishes. Gorham, Rhode Island, 1872. Of oval...
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Description
A pair of 19th century American silver entrée dishes.
Gorham,
Rhode Island, 1872.
Of oval form, the twin handles terminating in lily pad clusters and the beaded covers surmounted by stylised foliate scroll and pine cone handles, the bases and covers each with decorative banding, covers engraved with initial, both dishes complete with silver plated liners, dishes approx. 17.7 x 30cm, 13cm high (inc. handles), total weight (exc. liners) approx. 78ozt (2)
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