Georgian English Silver Toast Rack London 1824, with seven arched divisions, gadroon edged rectangular base, leaf-cast paw feet and ring handle
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GEORGIAN ENGLISH SILVER TOAST RACK London 1824, with seven arched divisions, gadroon edged rectangular base, leaf-cast paw feet and ring handle. Weight 300g. 16.5cm wide One of the dividers has snapped at the base on both sides, but it's still attached in the middle. The others are misshapen. The feet are undamaged, and it stands well on the ground.
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