Rare Victorian folding toast rack. circa 1870

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A Rare Victorian silver plated folding toast rack, with pierced and engraved decoration, central loop handle and stands on four ball feet, can easily accommodate 6 slices of toast. ( the best one I have seen for many years ) circa 1870

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Measurements
Height 6 1/2" ( approx 16. 25 cm )
Length when fully extended 12" ( approx 30 cm )
Width 4" ( approx 10 cm )
Weight 445 g

In good condition, any dark areas are from the photography

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Category Antique Silver Plated Date circa 1870  Victorian Antiques Material Silver Plate Origin English Item code as700a1940 / 49973 Status Sold

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Item Code as700a1940 / 49973

 

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