Original British Pewter Platter Bearing Crest of Admiral Samuel Hood - Revolutionary War Royal Navy Commander - Dated 1802 Scottish Militaria each set is British military

each set is British military marked

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with dummy contents and a green wad and features a green band around the case Great for safe display with any of the German signal pistols

Original British Pewter Platter Bearing Crest of Admiral Samuel Hood - Revolutionary War Royal Navy Commander - Dated 1802 Scottish Militaria each set is British militaryOriginal Item. One Only. This is a King George III Era pewter platter or charger, a huge 18" in diameter, bearing all the correct Maker's and Proof Markings to the rear, including the date of 1802. On the top in the center is the Family Crest of ADMIRAL SAMUEL HOOD R. N.: a Cornish Chough perched with its right claw on the fluke of an anchor. Admiral Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood 1724 1816, Joined the Royal Navy as a Midshipman in 1741, promoted to