• A pair of George V tortoiseshell and silver-mounted hand mirrors, H Matthews, Birmingham, 1920

LOT 17

Henry Matthews

A pair of George V tortoiseshell and silver-mounted hand mirrors, H Matthews, Birmingham, 1920
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ZAR 3 000 - 4 000
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Birmingham, England
A pair of George V tortoiseshell and silver-mounted hand mirrors, H Matthews, Birmingham, 1920
each applied with a vacant cartouche enclosed by foliate swags and ribbons
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