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Depth 31cm (12 inches) approx
Period: 17th Century
We love the amazing hand carved ribbon and guilloche detailing that is found on all three sides of the cabinet
Size Pestle: Length - 25cm (9
A lovely looking sugar sifter made in London in 1862 by silversmith George Adams (1808-1895)
Set Of Three Toleware Tea Canisters Faux Wood 19th Century ANTIQUE Duke Of Edinburgh Royal Warrant Depth 31cm (12 inches) approxSet Of Three Toleware Tea Canisters Faux Wood 19th Century ANTIQUE Set of three toleware storage canisters of graduated size made during the late 19th century. All three tins were most likely used for storing tea. Lined with coloured stripes on a hand painted background of faux wood and knotting. Supplied with the original lids. Made of thin metal sheet, storage containers (also named toleware) were commonly seen in shops of the Georgian and Victorian
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