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What is this thing. Rob told me to post it to see if Breezie can ID it....

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Found it about a Year ago about a Foot down. Pretty sure its silver plate. but not 100%... Its about 8 Inches wide and 9 1/2 inches Tall. Anyone have a Idea? At the top they are Horses....
 

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Looks like a 1920s VERY rich family's dustpan. :) Not the Rockefeller family's, or it would have been Sterling instead of silverplate.
 
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Looks like a 1920s VERY rich family's dustpan. :) Not the Rockefeller family's, or it would have been Sterling instead of silverplate.

That's what I was thinking too. Silver or not it is still a cool find!
 
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Crumb pan is correct. Elegant victorian homes would use this with a matching brush to sweep the table cloth during a fine dinner.
 
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Crumb catcher
 
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Thanks for the vote of confidence, and YES it is a Crumb Pan.

I wanted to say it was a metal fan used by Sally Rand, but opted not to do so! :laughing7:


Super neat find :) Breezie
 
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Did they really give the crumbs to the slaves? I would imagine nothing was wasted.

crumb tray and slaves.webp
 
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I need one of those,great find!
 
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Nice Find! Looks like plated white metal, brittania, pewter type alloy, etc, nice and thick.
I found one a while back and it had me stumped too, was engraved & plated thin brass.
Great ornate find, Congrats :)
 
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