A Rare & Large Victorian Meat Platter; The Metropolitan Asylum Board; by Edge Malkin & Co c.1880 sub-Mirrors & Lighting These chests would have been

These chests would have been part of the daily life of the art rooms for decades and as such they prove fabulously evocative of all that goes with that

Wills 1917-1922

at around this chair was made in 1895

The frame benefits from having its original glass to protect the photograph

A Rare & Large Victorian Meat Platter; The Metropolitan Asylum Board; by Edge Malkin & Co c.1880 sub-Mirrors & Lighting These chests would have beenOrigin: 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