Original British Victorian Silver Plated Brass Serving Platter with Cover Marked with the EIC “Rampant Lion” circa 1850 Availability_Domestic never worn (unissued) with minimal

never worn (unissued) with minimal age toning and no moth damage we can see

Twenty-seventh Infantry

Features genuine M16A2 carbine metal barrel

Hotchkiss in 1876 and produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company and Springfield Armory from 1878

The serial numbers on the trigger guard and bottom strap have been worn off during this process

Original British Victorian Silver Plated Brass Serving Platter with Cover Marked with the EIC “Rampant Lion” circa 1850 Availability_Domestic never worn (unissued) with minimalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a most interesting silver plated engraved Victorian early serving platter with cover, which has a removable handle on the top. We assume that this is so that the lid can also be used as a platter once no longer needed. The cover displays the 1808 1859 rampant lion motif crest of the British East India Company. Almost certainly dating to about 1850, having come out of an officer's mess in India. It is silver