A Rare & Large Victorian Meat Platter; The Metropolitan Asylum Board; by Edge Malkin & Co c.1880 sub-Mirrors & Lighting so we believe there could

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A Rare & Large Victorian Meat Platter; The Metropolitan Asylum Board; by Edge Malkin & Co c.1880 sub-Mirrors & Lighting so we believe there couldOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: The Metropolitan Asylum Board Date: c. 1880 Width: 22. 5 Depth: 17. 75 Height: 3 The very large and scarce late Victorian meat plate by Edge Malkin & Co, Staffordshire, stamped as such and with the logo of the Metropolitan Asylum Board to the top outer edge, the platter with a peacock blue rim and with a tree of life type channelled base whereby the fat and juices of the cooked meat are transferred to