3-078-217 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Advertisement for Mappin & Webb's Princes Plate, 1890. '"Heaviest possible Plating." Unequalled for Hard Wear...New Lemon Squash Frame, best Electro, with Lemon Squeezer, Sugar Basin, Two Tumblers, and spaces for Two Soda Bottles and Four Lemons. Complete, with Spoon and Saw [bottles of Schweppes soda water depicted]...Patent Club Bottle Holder. The simplest ever invented. Best Electro-Silver...Oak Salad Bowl, with Electro-Silver Mounts - Servers to match...New Fluted Cherry Ripe, best Electro, Gilt inside... Mappin & Webb's celebrated Services of Plate and Cutlery in Stock, in all sizes, fitted in strong Oak Chests...Engraved Cut-Glass Claret Jug, Sterling Silver Mounts...Asparagus Dish and Drainer, best Electro-Silver - Pair of Servers to match, richly engraved, Ivory Handles...Two Sterling Silver Salt-Cellars, Spoons, and Muffineer. In Morocco [leather] Case...Butter Knife, with Ivory Handle, in best Morocco Case. Sterling Silver - Electro Silver...REPEAL OF SILVER DUTY. MAPPIN and WEBB are now prepared to make an equivalent reduction on all goods in stock at their London and Sheffield Warehouses. 18, POULTRY, E.C., & 158, OXFORD ST., W., LONDON. Manufactory: ROYAL PLATE AND CUTLERY WORKS, SHEFFIELD'. From "Illustrated London News", 1890.