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POSTAGE WILL BE COMBINED: Collection in Mondeor Johannesburg:Tip: To save on shipping -Buy more than one of My 1900+ ItemsAntique 1800's ASHBERRY EP(Electro plated) A1 Soup Laddle Rd66937021cm in Length This company was established in 1829 by Philip Ashberry, a spoon maker, who had been born in Leicester in about 1807. He was based in Copper Street, but eventually crossed over Gibraltar Street into Bowling Green Street, near Kelham Island. In 1849, an advertisement in the local directory illustrated Ashberrys Britannia Metal Works & Public Rolling Mill as a maker of spoons, tea, and coffee pots, and rolled tin. Despite the grand engraving, the works was apparently a ground floor metal shop with a small furnace, a first floor for cutting horn scales with small circular saws, and an attic workshop for buffing spoons. In 1851, most of Ashberrys workforce was female (18 men, 7 boys, and 48 women and girls). Please see ALL IMAGES - Multiple Images Uploaded - The pictures of the items form part of the description Due to the age of many of our Items there might be some Flaws and Imperfections.Colors depicted in the photos of items may differ from the actual colour of the items due to many factors including the light and the time of day that the photos are taken.I always try to get the description 100% correct with some research but can get it wrong sometimes ..i am not an expert. |