Boxed set of 3 Sterling Silver bon bon dishes | Chester 1894 | 160.3gms Type_Henry VIII At this time Henry was

At this time Henry was embroiled in a battle with Rome over his decision to divorce Catherine of Aragon

His father agreed on the proviso that Charles paid for the materials he used

gilt highlights & applied leaves and dots stamped 4461

First version - Blue Jacket

The Lemon and Crute Pottery was established when Tom Lemon (a thrower from Barnstaple) and Harry Crute (a local Torquay decorator) took over the Tor Vale pottery in 1914

Boxed set of 3 Sterling Silver bon bon dishes | Chester 1894 | 160.3gms Type_Henry VIII At this time Henry wasBoxed set of 3 Sterling Silver heart shape bon bon dishes on 3 ball feet Maker: James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin) Assay: Chester 1894 Monogramme: none Each dish had the same Registered Design Rd 240195 impressed in the same position Weight: 160. 3 grams the set of 3 Approx 12cms (4 3 4") long Approx 10. 5cms (4 1 8") across Approx 4cms (1 1 2") deep In excellent condition In original box it is a tight fit but there is no doubt these are