CLASS 128. TABLE ARTICLES AND APPLIANCES. 1855-1930.

Small 4to, Gaylord binder, original printed wrappers bound in, in place, various paginations. Line drawn text illustrations throughout. These are accessories and domestic wares covering a broad span from the mid-Victorian era up through the post-World War I style, and they include these: biscuit boxes; cosies (tea and the like); cruets and condiment receptacles; drinking vessels; egg cup and egg stands; finger shields; flower holds and supports for flowers; flower vases; ice pails; jugs; knife, fork, spoon rests and like holders; meat carving appliances; moustache and lip guards; nut crackers; plates, dishes, saucers and the like, including covers for; rings and holders, napkins and serviettes; salad bowls; slop basins; spoons; stands for table use; stands; spirit, liqueur, scent and like bottles; sugar basins and sugar holders; table decorations; toast racks; tongs; trays and waiters; and, of course, a lot more in between these topics.