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1800 Engraving by W. Ward after George Morland "The Fruits of Early Industry and Oeconomy" Vintage kitchen canisters Seal has been broken and

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Seal has been broken and the contents long gone

Gunnar Cyrén designed this classic Stainless Steel set in 1964

it is the real deal built on a fabricated steel frame and it weighs 95 pounds

cracks or repairs

and a LOX-ON mantle which is broken

1800 Engraving by W. Ward after George Morland "The Fruits of Early Industry and Oeconomy" Vintage kitchen canisters Seal has been broken andThis is a mezzotint engraving dated March 25, 1800 titled The Fruits of Early Industry & Oeconomy, after a painting by George Moreland. It was engraved by William Ward 1762 1826 and published in London, March 25, 1800. The colored portion of the mezzotint measures 11 7 8 x 14 7 8 with the full sheet measuring 16"x 20". The mezzotint is attached to a heavy paper board and has some glue residue on the edges, but is in remarkably good condition. The

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