A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Enamel Dog Bowls Advertising Spratts Pet Food sub-Antiques Victorian furniture was sometimes stained

Victorian furniture was sometimes stained to make the wood black like ebony

Weight: 8 KGS

meaning it can be enjoyed in the British home today

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A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Enamel Dog Bowls Advertising Spratts Pet Food sub-Antiques Victorian furniture was sometimes stainedOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Diameter: 10. 5 inches (at bases) Height: 4 inches The large circular enamelled tin dogs bowls inscribed in blue and buff with the word Spratts,and Spratts Patent Ltd, Made in England, each having two handle cut outs survive from the early Twentieth Century. The bowls are in fair to good condition, there is wear to the enamel around the top rims and to a lesser extent