A circular serving tray in plate from the Hawksdale

WALKER & HALL, BRITISH; 19TH CENTURY

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A circular serving tray in plate from the Hawksdale
Walker & Hall, British; 19th century
engraved with floral decoration and the name of the ship Hawksdale, with button feet and signed on the bottom with maker's mark and maker.
12 in. (30.5 cm.) diameter.

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Lot Essay

The ship Hawksdale was a steel ship built at Londonderry in 1890, and owned by P. Iredale & Porter of Liverpool. She was registered at 1,723 tons and made regular passages to Australia. She ran aground at Long Sands off Margate, England on January 28th 1899, bound from Hamburg to Melbourne.

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