An Edward VII silver tray, maker's marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904

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ZAR 34 140
Lot 328
  • An Edward VII silver tray, maker's marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904

LOT 328

An Edward VII silver tray, maker's marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904

An Edward VII silver tray, maker's marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904
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ZAR 30 000 - 35 000
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ZAR 34 140
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An Edward VII silver tray, maker's marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904
rectangular, with gadrooned border and moulded shell and acanthus-leaf corners, the sides applied with conforming handles, raised on four scroll feet, dents, 65,3cm wide over handles, 3450g

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