A rare antique silver Trivet made in London in 1844 by Robert Hennell.

A rare antique silver Trivet made in London in 1844 by Robert Hennell.
A rare antique silver Trivet made in London in 1844 by Robert Hennell.
A rare antique silver Trivet made in London in 1844 by Robert Hennell.

A rare antique silver Trivet made in London in 1844 by Robert Hennell.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

182522

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The Trivet stands on four shaped feet and has nine bar divisions and an attractive scroll carrying handle. These pieces were used to keep both hot and cold items off the surface of a table, however they are seldom seen made in silver.



Length: 8.25 inches, 20.63cm.

Width: 6 inches, 15cm

Weight: 6oz

Year

1844

Country

London

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