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This tray measures 14" X 17.5" and is quite heavy. The marks on the reverse are: Toronto S.P. Company L7 1309 and it also indicates quadruple plated. The Toronto Silver Plate Company was founded in 1882 and purchased by Wm. A. Rogers in 1914. The mark as indicated on this piece ceased to be used in 1929. Does anyone know the name of this particular pattern or know of any additional information about it? I am trying to determine its value. Many thanks.
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