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Pitcher, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Silver-plate, ivory
Pitcher
Designer Christopher Dresser
Manufacturer James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1881
Teapot, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Silverplate, ebony, British, Sheffield
Teapot
Designer Christopher Dresser
Manufactory James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1879
Tray, James Dixon & Sons British, Fused silver plate, American
Tray
James Dixon & Sons
1835–50
Tea urn, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal, British, Sheffield
Tea urn
James Dixon & Sons
1830–34
Saltcellar, James Dixon & Sons British, Sheffield plate, British, Sheffield
Saltcellar
James Dixon & Sons
19th century
Saltcellar, James Dixon & Sons British, Sheffield plate, British, Sheffield
Saltcellar
James Dixon & Sons
19th century
Claret jug, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal, British, Sheffield
Claret jug
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1870–79
Vase base, James Dixon & Sons British, Electroplated silver, British, Sheffield
Vase base
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1840–60
Plate, James Dixon & Sons British, Copper, silver-plated, British, Sheffield
Plate
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1830
Teapot, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal; bone, British, Sheffield
Teapot
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1842–51
Powder Flask, James Dixon & Sons British, Tortoiseshell, wood, silver, steel, British, probably London; spout, Sheffield
Powder Flask
Silversmith Spout made by James Dixon & Sons
flask, before 1801; spout, after 1835
Two saltcellars
James Dixon & Sons
19th century
Silversmiths
Author Issued by James Dixon & Sons
1915

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