A George I silver mug, probably James Smith I, London, 1724

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A George I silver mug, probably James Smith I, London, 1724

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A George I silver mug, probably James Smith I, London, 1724
baluster, with scroll handle, raised on a spreading circular foot, 185g, 9,5cm high
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