A refined six-slot toast rack, silver-plated and crafted by James Deakin & Sons in Sheffield, England. It features a stylised handle and rests on four sculpted fleur-de-lis feet — a small but poetic flourish.
One corner bar is visibly chipped, as shown in photos — a quiet testament to its long history on English breakfast tables.
It’s the sort of piece you imagine on a linen-draped table beside a pot of Earl Grey and a fresh copy of The Times, with a hint of blackberry jam in the air.
