Sterling Silver Toast Rack by Carrington & Co, 1923. 19th Century Combined weight (with liners): 115

Combined weight (with liners): 115 grams

There is evidence of a very small historic repair to one of the toast bars where it meets the body of the rack (please see photographs)

The shaped finial has a central hole from which the candle box can be hung

hand hold and foot rests

An early 20th century carved oak book slide in the gothic revival taste bearing the Oxford University coat of arms to one side

Sterling Silver Toast Rack by Carrington & Co, 1923. 19th Century Combined weight (with liners): 115A charming sterling silver toast rack, fully hallmarked for Carrington & Co, Birmingham, 1923. The firm of Carrington was named after its founder John Bodman Carrington who established his manufacturing business at 130 Regent Street, London. He was listed as a silversmith, goldsmith and jeweller working from the London premises of the Birmingham silversmiths G. R. Collis & Co. The business was re styled Carrington & Co in 1880 and the firm specialised