An Indian Colonial Silver Expanding Toast Rack by William Henry Twentyman, Calcutta, first quarter of the 19th Century, of six-division wirework form
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AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER EXPANDING TOAST RACK by William Henry Twentyman, Calcutta, first quarter of the 19th Century, of six-division wirework form, with a carrying loop, raised on five bun feet. 12.5cm high, 8.8 troy ounces The marks on the underside are reasonably clear. The expanding action functions well. Engraved with a crest. In generally good condition, commensurate with age.
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