On offer is a rare World War II-era solid copper warming plate, made by C.S.L. of London, originally used by the British Army & Navy. This robust piece includes the original copper frame, removable top plate, and three brass burners, each with individual wicks. The warming stand features scalloped edges, elegant arches, and its maker’s plaque reading “ARMY & NAVY C.S.L. MAKERS 105 VICTORIA ST. WESTMINSTER LONDON S.W.”, affirming its provenance.

Whether you’re a collector of military antiques or appreciate historical design, this piece is a fascinating survivor from the WWII period. It retains its original, untouched patina, showing a beautiful aged copper finish.

📌 KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine solid copper construction – heavy, quality-made piece
✅ Complete with three matching burners (some uncertainty about how they mount, but all present)
✅ Original Army & Navy CSL makers mark
✅ Superb patina with minor dents and honest wear
✅ Dimensions: 24 inches long, 9.5 inches deep, 7 inches high and it is a little over 5 kilos unpacked weight.
✅ Rare military dining accessory – seldom offered intact

💡 STYLING TIP
A striking conversation piece for vintage kitchens, restaurants, or collectors’ displays. Place it on a sideboard, kitchen island, or in a bar area to add authentic wartime character.

🎁 PERFECT FOR:
✔️ Military and WWII memorabilia collectors
✔️ Lovers of antique copperware
✔️ Unique gift for chefs, culinary historians, or British history enthusiasts
✔️ Decorative display in pubs, man caves, or heritage-themed interiors

🔍 PROVENANCE / MAKER NOTES:
The Army & Navy Co-operative Society Ltd (C.S.L.) supplied high-quality military, naval, and household goods from their London store at 105 Victoria Street. Pieces like this would have been used in officers’ messes or field kitchens to keep food warm during service.

📏 MEASUREMENTS:
• Length: 24 inches
• Width: 9.5 inches
• Height: 7 inches

📦 SHIPPING & INTERNATIONAL BUYERS
Worldwide shipping available with tracked, insured delivery. Professionally packed to ensure safe arrival.

📌 WHY IT MATTERS:
This is more than a kitchen utensil – it’s a rare piece of WWII history, offering a tangible link to Britain’s wartime culinary practices. An authentic, impressive item for any serious collector.

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