Vintage English Silver Toast Rack

Product Description

Classic British silver toast server. This rack holds six slices of bread. Silver loop handle and ball feet. Often repurposed as a mail sorter. Silver plate finish with Made in England on the underside. The rack measures about 6 inches long and 5 inches tall. 4 GOOD donates all of its profits to charity. Your purchase will help those in need. Thank you in advance for helping us to help others. Many blessings to you from 4 GOOD !!! Follow my store to get notifications of private sales. Just click FOLLOW by the store name 4 GOOD at the top of the page.

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