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    22 May 2007

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    • A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER & PLAT
    Lot 395

    A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER & PLATED ITEMS COMPRISING:-

    Price realised

    GBP 840

    Estimate

    GBP 500 - GBP 550

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    A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER & PLATED ITEMS COMPRISING:-
    A Victorian sugar bowl, London, 1843, with presentation inscription, a sauceboat, a mounted glass decanter, a gadroon-edged teapot, a crested salver on ball & claw feet, 10¼ in. diameter (26 cm.), & the following PLATED items, mostly late Victorian:- a pr. of fluted candlesticks on oval bases, a pr. of dwarf candlesticks with ribbon-tied swags, a salver & a mustard pot, weighable silver 65 oz. (11)

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