Sale 5264
London, South Kensington
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2 October 2007
Price realised
GBP 688
Estimate
A WILLIAM IV SILVER FOUR-BOTTLE CRUET FORM MARK OF J. C. EDINGTON, LONDON, 1836 Quatrefoil form with ribbed central handle, fitted with 4 glass condiments (some incomplete, one with plated mounts) AND a Victorian beaded oval cruet with engraved sides and wood base, fitted with 7 condiment bottles, some with plated mounts (one with silver mount for Sheffield, Henry Holland, London, 1868). (2)
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