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    antique silver plate a larger electroplate rolltop breakfast dish c.19thc

    Antique silver plate a larger electroplate Rolltop Breakfast Dish C.19thC
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    Antique Antique silver plate a larger electroplate Rolltop Breakfast Dish C.19thC

    A larger antique silver plate Rolltop Breakfast Dish with pierced liner and scroll feet

     
    Circa 19th century
     
    Good Antique Condition with the drip pan missing - liner rim needs straightening a little and very light wear commensurate with age as expected please view images
     
    By Henry Wilkinson & Co
     
    12.5 inches (32cm) width X 10 inches (25cm) max depth X 7.5 inches (19cm) height approx
     
    It is difficult to trace the origin of the firm in the 18th and the first part of the 19th century, owing to the complexity of intertwined partnerships involving the numerous firms active in Sheffield in the silver business. The Chronology until 1829 is only a hypothesis largely based on Frederick Bradbury's book on Old Sheffield Plate (first published in 1912).
    Anyway, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Plate Worker, Norfolk Street, Sheffield entered its first mark in the Sheffield Assay Office on September 24, 1831.
    Henry Wilkinson & Co was involved in the manufacture of Old Sheffield Plate and was the second firm in Sheffield to receive a licence for the use of the electroplating system (1843).
    Various pieces of its production were successfully exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851
    Since the 1850s Henry Wilkinson & Co was active in London with James Price as agent and from 1857 with a Showroom at 4 Bolt Court, Fleet Street (later, Ely House, 13 Charterhouse Street, Holborn Circus).
    Hallmarks were entered in London Assay Office in 1857 (by Henry Wilkinson) and 1879 (by John Brashier).
    In 1872 the firm was converted into a Limited Liability Company under the style Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd.
    In 1892 the business went into liquidation and was bought by Walker & Hall.
     
    CHRONOLOGY:
    J.Winter c. 1760
    Winter, Parsons & Hall c. 1770-1773
    John Parsons & Co 1773-1787
    J. & T. Settle c. 1815-1829
    Settle & Wilkinson c. 1829
    Henry Wilkinson & Co c. 1830-1872
    Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd 1872-1892

    Antiques.co.uk Ref: H997AVKH

    Materials:
    Silver Plate
    Width (cm):
    32
    Height (cm):
    19
    Depth (cm):
    25

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