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Sheffield plate
noun
- sheet copper with a cladding of silver.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Sheffield plate1
1855–60; named after Sheffield, England
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The tradition continued with silvered Sheffield plate cutlery in the 19th Century.
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Made of copper, brass or Sheffield plate, these buttons could close a pair of breeches or a jacket while simultaneously announcing the wearer’s politics.
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The agent rattled through his task, but was pulled up several times in dining-room and drawing-room, when a picture or two, some Sheffield plate, and various bits of china were missing.
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Instead of using solid silver, a layered combination of silver and copper, known as Sheffield plate, was chosen.
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I am a collector of Sheffield plate.
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