A TRINITY HOUSE MEAT PLATTER, CIRCA 1840

with brown transfer-printed crest and decorated rim, the reverse with maker's marks and transfer for Copeland & Garrett; complete with matching strainer -- 20½in. (52cm,) wide; together with another platter of the same pattern 23in. (58.5cm.) wide

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The substantial nature of these dishes suggests they were for use aboard one of the Trinity House yachts.

Condition Report

First platter: 2in. rim chip from rim and short crack from mid-left rim; otherwise wear commensurate with age to this and other, larger platter as per images.

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