Original British Napoleonic Pewter Salver marked H.M.S. NORTHUMBERLAND 1798 - Transported Napoleon to St. Helena Antique Gun Parts and colonel somebody was there

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Original British Napoleonic Pewter Salver marked H.M.S. NORTHUMBERLAND 1798 - Transported Napoleon to St. Helena Antique Gun Parts and colonel somebody was thereOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice British Napoleonic era pewter salver or serving platter, measuring 17" in diameter, with a depth of about 1 inch. It is clearly marked H. M. S NORTHUMBERLAND 1798 on the top, indicating service on this vessel during the Napoleonic Wars. This would be used in the officer's mess while serving meals. The top of the dish is also marked with Pewter Hallmarks, which look to be a "Centaur with a Bow", a