Antique Equestrian Silver Toast Letter Rack by Makers Walker & Hall 1918
By Walker & Hall
Located in London, GB
A great quality equestrian silver toast or letter rack by makers Walker & Hall dated Sheffield 1918
Sterling Silver
Antique English Silver Plate & Porcelain Rare "Red Willow" Toast or Letter Rack
By William Wheatcroft Harrison & Co. 1
Located in CHARLESTON, SC
Rare and fine antique English Sheffield silver plate and porcelain transferware "Red Willow" toast
Silver Plate
Ship Ahoy, Antique English Sterling Silver Galleon Toast Rack
By Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd.
Located in New York, NY
George V sterling silver toast rack. Made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons in Sheffield in 1919. Gothic
Sterling Silver
Sold|$675
Toast Rack
Located in Long Island City, NY
A brass and silvered brass novelty toast rack.
Sold|$168
English Ceramic Toast Rack
Located in New York, NY
English ceramic four slice toast rack in warm toasty brown colors.
Ceramic
Sold|$195
Silver Plated English Toast Racks
Located in New York, NY
English silver-plated toast rack 6 slots, sold individually
Sold|$830
Matthew Boulton Silver Toast Rack
By Matthew Boulton
Located in Vancouver, BC
A large George III sterling silver toast rack by the renowned silversmith Matthew Boulton
Sterling Silver
Antique Victorian Silver Decorative Toast Rack
By William Smith & Co.
Located in London, GB
Antique Victorian silver decorative toast rack.
Sold|$1,800
GEORG JENSEN MODERNIST SILVER TOAST RACK
Located in Essex, MA
Georg Jensen modernist silver toast rack, signed.
Silver
Sold|$1,150
Early English Sterling Silver "Toast" Rack
By Thornhill
Located in Chicago, IL
This is a fabulous and literal TOAST rack, graphic and modern in design. The piece is heavily
Silver Plate
Silver-Plate Collapsible Seven Bar Toast Rack, circa 1920
Located in 53-64 Chancery Lane, London
A very rare silver plate extendable toast rack stylishly designed with a beautiful lattice designed
Rare Spode Pearlware Toast Rack, Willow Pattern, circa 1820
By Spode
Located in Gargrave, North Yorkshire
£290.00 Rare Spode pottery toast rack, circa 1820. The boat shaped toast rack, with five shaped
Earthenware
20th Century Edwardian Silver Plated Toast Rack, circa 1905
Located in Umberleigh, Devon
A lovely English Edwardian silver plated toast rack with embossed shell decoration to base and
Silver Plate
Antique Derbyshire Briddon Pottery Saltglaze Toast Rack, circa 1825
Located in Woodstock, OXFORDSHIRE
A fine example from the Brampton Briddon Pottery in Derbyshire England of a brown stoneware toast
20th Century Edwardian Period Expanding Silver Plated Toast Rack
Located in London, GB
An early 20th century silver plated toast rack, with concertina action frame and hooped dividers
Early 19th Century Regency Period Old Sheffield Plate Toast Rack
Located in London, GB
An early 19th century Regency period old Sheffield plate toast rack, having six divisions, a loop
1930s Royal Winton Toast Rack Queen Anne Needlepoint Pattern Made in England
By Royal Winton
Located in Milan, IT
Rare Royal Winton earthenware toast rack in pristine condition, not restored and ready to be used
Earthenware
18th Century Georgian Pierced Sterling Silver Toast Rack by Hester Bateman
By Hester Bateman
Located in Brisbane, Queensland
A late 18th century Georgian pierced sterling silver toast rack by "Queen of the Silversmiths
Sterling Silver
Early 20th Century Antique Edward viii Sterling Silver Toast Rack Sheffield 1936
Located in 53-64 Chancery Lane, London
A stylish and incredibly unusual seven bar toast rack beautifully designed with hints of art deco
Silver
Sold|$1,368
Half Campaign Chest for Silver
Located in Gloucestershire, GB
with titles such as Toast Rack, Coffee Pot, Milk and Sugar. Some of the back boards have also been cut
Oak
Sold|$307
Novelty Silver Plate Toast Rack
Located in London, GB
Silver plate toast rack with a paraffin burner below to keep your toast warm!
Sold|$735
Vintage English Silver Toast Rack
Located in New York, NY
Vintage English toast rack from the 1930s. This silver item can be used for many displays including
Silver
Sterling Silver Toast Rack, circa 1938
Located in London, GB
Antique sterling Silver Toast Rack by Edward Viner c.1938
Pair of English Sterling Silver Toast Racks
Located in San Francisco, CA
A pair of English sterling silver toast racks Can also be used as desk item for storage cards
Sterling Silver
20th Century Edwardian Silver Plated Toast Rack
By Roberts & Belk Ltd. 1
Located in Umberleigh, Devon
A lovely English Edwardian silver plated toast rack with embossed decoration to edge of base and
Silver Plate
Tiffany & Co Silver Toast Rack, J.C. Moore & Son, circa 1850s
By Tiffany & Co.
Located in Glasgow, GB
An American silver rectangular toast rack by J.C. Moore & Son for Tiffany & Co. The toast rack is
Silver
English Liberty & Co Tudric Pewter Toast Rack, circa 1914
By Liberty & Co., William Hair Haseler
Located in Los Angeles, CA
An early 20th century English Tudric pewter four-slice toast rack from Liberty & Co. of London
Pewter
English 1960s Polished Aluminium Cruet and Toast Rack Three-Piece Set on Wheels
By Crom and Company
Located in Port Hope, ON
pepper (both 3.25" H x 2.75" W x 2.25" D) shakers and hard to find six-slice toast-rack (5.0"H X 7.0" W x
Aluminum
English Aesthetic Movement, Silver Plated Toast or Letter Rack
By Christopher Dresser
Located in Port Hope, ON
This English Aesthetic Movement toast or letter rack is designed in the distinct style of
Your dining room table is a place where stories are shared and personalities shine — why not treat yourself and your guests to the finest antique and vintage glass, silver, ceramics and serveware for your meals?
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