A Georgian Old Sheffield Plate Sauceboat made c1780
This very rare Neo-Classical Old Sheffield Plate Sauce Boat was made c 1780. It is in excellent condition, although it does have a small amount of pitting (As pictured), with no damage or repair. It measures 13cm at the lip and 18cm wide from handle to lip.
Price: £
145 GBP
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