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APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1805,
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ROYAL INTEREST:- A GEORGE III SILVER TOASTRACK,
APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1805,
Oblong with wirework bars, ball feet, the ring handle atop an oval cartouche initialled "G", base inscribed " Presented to the Hon. Mary Hughes (Lady in Waiting) by H.M. Queen Victoria being the first toast rack used in the Royal Family", 5½ long (13.8 cm.), 6.25 oz.
APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LONDON, 1805,
Oblong with wirework bars, ball feet, the ring handle atop an oval cartouche initialled "G", base inscribed " Presented to the Hon. Mary Hughes (Lady in Waiting) by H.M. Queen Victoria being the first toast rack used in the Royal Family", 5½ long (13.8 cm.), 6.25 oz.
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