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ZAR 21 600
Lot 314
  • A George IV silver tea caddy, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith, London, 1821
  • A George IV silver tea caddy, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith, London, 1821
  • A George IV silver tea caddy, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith, London, 1821

LOT 314

Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith

A George IV silver tea caddy, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith, London, 1821
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 15 000 - 20 000
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ZAR 21 600
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About this Item

London, England
A George IV silver tea caddy, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith, London, 1821
the oval shaped body engraved with an armorial, with beaded rims, the hinged cover engraved 'GREEN', with a flowerhead finial, 425g, 14cm wide

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