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A Chinese Export silver tankard, possibly Hung Chong, Shanghai, 1880-1925
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Lot 205

A Chinese Export silver tankard, possibly Hung Chong, Shanghai, 1880-1925


the tapering cylindrical body intricately moulded and engraved with a continuous battle scene, the front with a shield-shaped cartouche engraved with a crest, the side applied with a handle moulded as a scaly dragon, silver-gilt interior, 12,5cm high, 475g

Sold for R 62 000
Including Buyer's Premium and VAT R 70 556

Estimate R 30 000 - 40 000

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