Sale 7178
London
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10 November 2005
Price realised
GBP 720
Estimate
A FOUR-PIECE SILVER TEA AND COFFEE-SERVICE MARK OF VINERS, SHEFFIELD, 1959 AND 1961 Partly fluted and with gadrooned borders, comprising: coffee-pot, teapot, each with hinged covers and compositional finials and handles, sugar-bowl and milk-jug, fully marked The coffee-pot 8½ in. (28 cm.) high gross 63 oz. (1,951 gr.) (4)
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