An assembled set of mixed Fiddle pattern silver flatware, various makers, London, 1813 - 1901

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ZAR 28 104
Lot 7
  • An assembled set of mixed Fiddle pattern silver flatware, various makers, London, 1813 - 1901
  • An assembled set of mixed Fiddle pattern silver flatware, various makers, London, 1813 - 1901

LOT 7

An assembled set of mixed Fiddle pattern silver flatware, various makers, London, 1813 - 1901

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ZAR 14 000 - 16 000
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ZAR 28 104

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An assembled set of mixed Fiddle pattern silver flatware, various makers, London, 1813 - 1901
comprising: eight dinner forks, ten tablespoons, nine dessert forks, five dessert spoons and fifteen teaspoons, 3040g all in; two American dinner forks and one dessert fork, Thomas Fletcher, Philadelphia, first half 19th century, 260g all in; ten dinner knives, various makers, Sheffield, 1973 - 1980; ten bread knives, various makers, Sheffield, 1973 - 1979; and a carving knife; with associated case
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