Silver Toast Warmer

Two toast caddies, one together with a warmer. Silver, 17.1 ozt. Smaller: H 2-5/8" W 3-7/8" D 2-3/8" Larger: H 7-1/2" W 5-3/4" D 3-1/2" Condition: Smaller has some

Title: Silver-plated three division toast warmer, with multiple hallmark stamps on underside, circa 1880s, having hinged shell covers with pierced inserts and hoof feet Date: circa 1880 Dimensions: 10

DESCRIPTION: A Victorian Silver-plated three division toast warmer having hinged shell covers with pierced inserts and hoof feet, hallmarked along the underside. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIM

Group of Sterling Silver Gilt and Gilt-Metal Table Articles Comprising a Gorham sterling shell dish; Reed & Barton nautilus compote, height 8 1/2 inches; toast warmer; swan-form derving dish; three co

(lot of 3) Silverplate tableware, including: (1) F.B. Rogers Silver Co. silverplate shell-form biscuit/ bun warmer, opening to reticulated toast holder, raised on a handled frame with cast floral and

English William IV period toast rack by Paul Storr. Crafted out of sterling silver. Features elegant form with gently curved arches with split supports. Carrying ring attached to top. Rests on four pa

JAPANESE SILVER WARMER - Traveler's Hand Warmer, utilizing charcoal, late 19th c, in lozenge shape with sturdy swing strap handle, the lift-off domed top with engraved vinework and reticulated mon of

Maker's mark for Robert and Samuel Hennell,  looping form with scallop handle, raised on scroll feet. 26.23 oz. troy 6 x 6.5 in.   

Goerge III Silver Toast Rack Mark of Samuel Hennell, London, 1818. 6 3/4 x 7 x 5 1/2 in., 11.6 oz. approx. weight. Property from the Estate of Audrey Zauderer

A pair of Elizabeth II modernist sterling silver toast racks, London 1973 by John Alistair Donald Rectangular form with central carrying handle, eight bars. Each fully marked. (2) Length – 11 c

Pair of Early Victorian Sterling Silver Toast Racks , Charles Fox II, London, 1838, each with distinctive palmette handle and bracket feet. h. 5 1/8 in., w. 6 1/4 in., d. 4 3/8 in., wt. 20.60 troy ozs

Description: London made having the touchmark of Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard and the date letter 'C' for 1818.Resting on four feet ending in a shell design. Weight: 11.30 oz troy. History: Possibly

Sterling silver toast rack, embossed floral border, shell feet, 6-3/4" x 4-1/4" x 5-3/4" h, 10.66 TO

Dimensions: H 5" x W 9" x D 4.25" Condition: Light surface scratches

Dublin, 1821, rectangular base with wire separators, paw feet, scroll and shell oval handle, marks for James Le Bas, 7.25 oz. T., 5-1/2 x 6 x 4-1/4 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of

A Regency Sterling Silver Toast Toast by Samuel Hennel, London, 1811. Contains 6 slices of bread, with bent edge boarder and four hand chased fseashell designs in the center between each corner. Weigh

4 English Sterling Silver Toast Racks. Total approx. weight - 7.570 troy oz.

A GEORGE III SILVER TOAST RACK, maker's mark HN (probably Naphtali Hart), London 1810, with seven bars, each comprising two intersecting circles, on four ball feet. 13.5cm high, 16cm wide, 12.3cm wide

A sterling silver toast rack, bears makers mark of Henry Wilkinson & Co. One foot detached. [6 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 4 5/8"]. (12.33 ozt.). Provenance: From the Estate of Baroness Gabriele Langer von Langen

A CASED SET OF FOUR ART DECO SILVER TOAST RACKS. Sheffield 1937. 8 oz. (4)

Two English silver toast holders. lg. 6in. & lg. 6 1/2in., 10.5 troy ounces

Joseph Mondinelli French .950 Silver Toaster Server Pierced Hand chased Foliate designs, c1905. Monogrammed on handle. Original box. 5.5ozt Measures Approx., Server 10 inches length x 3.75 inches wide

Birmingham, 1909, visible traces of original monogramming at either end, buffed smooth, cap is sterling and marked as such, total weight of 629.7g.

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TOAST RACK by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832, with seven bars, the loop handle of C-scrolls and sweeping foliage, the rounded rectangular base rim gadrooned, raised on