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These range from the Mid 18th Georgian-Mid 19th century (late Regency/Early Victorian). Original items are now difficult to find as they were not though worth preserving until recent years. Most kitchen utensils were of copper or wood. China was consider too expensive for such a use and would only b...

Shelves for Kitchen Utensils

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These range from the Mid 18th Georgian-Mid 19th century (late Regency/Early Victorian). Original items are now difficult to find as they were not though worth preserving until recent years. Most kitchen utensils were of copper or wood. China was consider too expensive for such a use and would only be used on serving dishes for the master and guests. With thanks to 'The Georgian House Museum', 7 Great George Street, Bristol, BS1 5RR.

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9th Apr 2009 by Diane Earl

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Georgian Regency kitchen cooking interior food pots pans

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