Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c

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Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Spectacular fruit serving bowl in the form of a basket, pierced border with lavish floral garlands in silver plated metal, by Mark Willis & Son; antique English mid 19th century.

Condition: minor surface wear

Size: Diameter: 26 cm

The long Victorian period (1838-1901) spanned over an immensely prolific time in the history of art and design. It covers such great fashions as Gothic Revival, the Pre-Raphaelites, Aesthetic Movement, Expressionism, Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. That was quite unlike any other period.

Facts of Lavish Good to know — silver and silver plated tea and coffee pots get very hot when full, that's why most of them have wooden or plastic handles or small bone rings for heat insulation.

Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c
Silver plated fruit basket, mid 19th c