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ANTIQUE SILVER TOASTRACKS

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A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces).

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A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces).
A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces).
A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces). A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces).
A very handsome and unusual Antique Victorian Sterling Silver seven-bar toast-rack, having plain panelled wire-work bars with central struts, a wire-work diamond-shaped handle, attached to a plain cut-corner rectangular base with a strengthening strut, and sitting on four cast flanged feet. Made by Charles and George Fox of London in 1844. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver toast-rack are length 16 cms (6.3 inches), height 15 cms (6 inches), width 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 375g (12 troy ounces).

Bryan Douglas antique silver offer a selection of fine sterling silver antique toast-racks. To view an enlarged image of the antique toast-racks featured on this page simply click on an image. All antique silver bought online comes with free transit insurance and delivery. You may also be interested in our Antique Silver Butter Shells and Dishes.


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