Sale 5255
London, South Kensington
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21 February 2007
Price realised
GBP 312
Estimate
A VICTORIAN SILVER 2-BOTTLE INKSTAND, MARK OF J.B.CARRINGTON, LONDON, 1881, Rectangular with gallery sides pierced with scrollwork, wavy rim & gadroon borders, on 4 leaf & scroll feet, divided into 4 compartments, together with 2 associated mounted glass bottles, 7 in. long (17.8 cm.), 13.25 oz.
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