Sale 6381
London
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22 November 2000
Price realised
GBP 5,875
Estimate
A pair of William IV silver salvers Maker's mark of William Eley, London 1834 Each shaped circular, on four leaf and scroll feet, the scroll border cast with shells and vacant cartouches, chased with a band of shells, scrolls and scalework, the centre engraved with a coat of arms within floral mantling, marked on reverse of borders 15in. (38cm.) diam. 110oz. (3,441gr.) (2)
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