George Gordon & Co

Cape & Colonial Silver, Furniture & Dec Arts, The Harvey Collection of Africana & SA & Int Art
  • An Indian Colonial silver christening mug, George Gordon & Co, Madras, circa 1840

LOT 344

George Gordon & Co

An Indian Colonial silver christening mug, George Gordon & Co, Madras, circa 1840
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ZAR 4 000 - 6 000
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Madras (Tamil Nadu), India
An Indian Colonial silver christening mug, George Gordon & Co, Madras, circa 1840
the bell-shaped body embossed with four flowers, with acanthus scroll handle, to a spreading floriform foot, gilt interior, 190g, 10,7cm high

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