Boxed pair of Silver plated servers | James Dixon and Son Sheffield Davies including Cape York Peninsula The

including Cape York Peninsula The silvereye is liable to be found in any vegetated area

and the ship sank in a storm shortly after

we can assume that it dates from the early 1900's through to the 1930's

also historically referred to as Pickwickian Syndrome

Boxed pair of Silver plated servers | James Dixon and Son Sheffield Davies including Cape York Peninsula TheBoxed pair of Silver Plated servers by James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield c. 1900 Set comprises one pie or cake server, and one large serving spoon. Both are decorated with a Shell end of handle (in the case of the server it is a shirled shell to match the size of the handle). Both are decorated with a Bright Cut floral decoration. Slice is approx 29cms (11 1 2") long Spoon is approx 22cms (8 3 4") long Both servers in excellent condition, the box has a