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13 Aug 07:54
S.FIELDING / CROWN DEVON - PEEK FREANE PRESENTATION BISCUIT BARREL (cookie jar)
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Hanover, Hanover
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A very rare presentation / complimentary biscuit barrel made by the famous factory of S.Fielding & Co (later CROWN DEVON) for the PEEK FREANE company (biscuit manufacturers).
Metal rim trim with handle and lid.
Base marks:
"WITH / PEEK. FREAN & Co's / COMPLIMENTS"
&
CROWNED " S.F.& Co / ENGLAND"
early 20thC
115 mm diameter at top.
140 mm height
CONDITION:
Body of the barrel is fine with usage marking to base rim.
The trim, handle and lid have lost most of the silver plating and have a brassy appearance.
The carrying handle has torn away from its attaching rivet.
There are small tears to the metal of the rim just by both of the rivets
Metal rim trim with handle and lid.
Base marks:
"WITH / PEEK. FREAN & Co's / COMPLIMENTS"
&
CROWNED " S.F.& Co / ENGLAND"
early 20thC
115 mm diameter at top.
140 mm height
CONDITION:
Body of the barrel is fine with usage marking to base rim.
The trim, handle and lid have lost most of the silver plating and have a brassy appearance.
The carrying handle has torn away from its attaching rivet.
There are small tears to the metal of the rim just by both of the rivets