Street Vendor Hot Saveloy Steamer. Tin Toleware Hot Dog Sausage Cooker.

This fabulous street vendor's toleware Hot Saveloy warmer which dates from the late 19th / early 20th century is painted using gilt paint with Hot Saveloys to the front.

Description

This fabulous street vendor's toleware Hot Saveloy warmer which dates from the late 19th / early 20th century is painted using gilt paint with Hot Saveloys to the front, has a lift up lid with a brass knob from where to serve the sausages, a small air vent chimney and has a lower hot water compartment.

This unusual server would have been used by a Victorian or Edwardian street food vendor to sell his saveloys from his cart on the streets.

A wonderful decorative piece that is over a hundred years old and looks wonderful on display. Would make a great addition for a cafe, hotel, bar, restaurant or an interesting centrepiece for your home kitchen.

Materials: Toleware / Tin.

Date: Late 19th century / Early 20th century.

Dimensions: Length: 40 cm (15 3/4 inches). Width: 26 cm (10 inches). Height: 35 cm (13 3/4 inches) approx.

Weight: 2.724 kg.

Condition: Good decorative antique condition with wear to paint and some rust leaving a wonderful aged patina. Please see pictures.

References

SKU: HSVT2492