South African and International Art

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  • A George II silver marrow scoop, Elizabeth Oldfield, London, circa 1750
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A George II silver marrow scoop, Elizabeth Oldfield, London, circa 1750
35g; a Victorian King's pattern silver skewer, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, date mark obscured, engraved with a crest, 120g; and a Victorian silver bookmark, Birmingham, 1887, with foliate handle, 3,6g, 8,2cm long
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