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Toy dessert plate

Manufacturer
Marks or LabelsOn bottom: Imprint Rd No 106741 No "780"
Date 1888-1900
ClassificationRecreational Objects - Toys
Origin Longton, England
Object NumberM974.76.1.9
DivisionMaterial Culture - Recreational Objects
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Mrs. D. Hugh Starkey
Status
Not on view

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Toy dessert plate
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.8
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Toy dessert plate
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.7
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Toy dessert plate
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.6
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Toy dessert plate
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.5
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Toy dessert plate
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.4
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Toy teacup
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.3
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Toy teacup
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.2
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Toy saucer
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.10
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Toy saucer
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.11
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Toy sugar bowl
Charles Allerton & Sons
1888-1900
M974.76.1.1.1-2
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Mug
Charles Allerton & Sons
1831-1858
M994.91.6
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Cream pitcher
Charles Allerton & Sons
1831-1858
M994.91.5

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.