A toast rack exists to keep each slice upright and crisp rather than steaming against its neighbour, and this Edwardian example does the job neatly. Arched bars hold the toast, with a central handle for passing it round the table. Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1907, it stands 12cm high and weighs 135g, a comfortable size for an everyday breakfast table. One for anyone who still makes toast properly and wants it served the same way.
Toast rack – Sheffield 1907
£450.00
An Edwardian silver toast rack with arched bars and a central carrying handle.
- Date
- 1907
- Hallmarked in
- Sheffield
- Period
- Edwardian
- Size
- 12 cm high
- Weight
- 135 g
- Material
- Sterling Silver
In stock
- Free UK delivery by tracked courier.
- Available to view at our showroom in the London Silver Vaults, Chancery Lane.
| Weight | 135 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 120 mm |
| Hallmarked in | Sheffield |
| Period | Edwardian |
| Material |
A treated silver polishing cloth is usually enough for light tarnish; for heavier tarnish use a silver foam or cream, rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly. Avoid silver dip for hollow pieces. Store wrapped in acid-free tissue or a tarnish-proof bag, and keep rubber bands away from silver.
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