Floral Serving Dish, English 1890s

Marsoni

M251S

$14.50

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Floral Serving Dish, English 1890sElegant fluted serving dish with printed floral decoration, Aesthetic Movement design by Sampson Hancock & Sons for William Whiteley, London's first department store; antique English Victorian 1890s. Condition: some surface and gilding wear Size: 21 cm diam; 8 1 4" diam. Facts of Lavish Did you know? We operate an extended 14 day return policy just tell us within two weeks that you wish to return an item.

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