1950s Marlboro Sheffield Reproduction e.p. Copper 1263 Silver Plated Rectangle Lidded Entrée Dish -

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The dish features a rectangular shape with a gadrooned or rope-twist border design around the edges. It includes handles on … Read more The dish features a rectangular shape with a gadrooned or rope-twist border design around the edges. It includes handles on both sides of the lid. "Marlboro Sheffield reproduction" refers to a specific line of silver-plated housewares produced by the Canadian company Morton Parker beginning in the mid-20th century. The name combines the brand "Marlboro" (unrelated to the cigarette brand) with "Sheffield reproduction" to indicate its traditional style. Items marked "Marlboro Sheffield Reproduction E.P. Copper" are typically vintage pieces, often dating from the mid-20th century (e.g., 1930s-1950s). They considered good quality silver-plated items that mimic older Georgian or Victorian styles.

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This comes from the archives of Deirdre Coughlin, founder of Phoebe’s Closet. She specializes in antique textiles and sold them to many New York City Designers including Ralph Lauren (that’s how I know her,) Charlotte Moss, Martha Stewart, and Schumacher, among many others. See less