A Pair of Silver Plate Regency Style Entree Dishes c1900SOLD

This magnificent pair of Silver Plate ' Regency Style ' Entree Dishes were made c1900. They are in excellent condition, with no damage or repair and measure 10cm tall, 30cm in length and 23cm wide.

Type: Entree Dish
Function: Dining
Country: England


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