An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850

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ZAR 2 580
Lot 228
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
  • An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850

LOT 228

An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850

Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 2 000 - 2 500
Selling Price
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ZAR 2 580

About this Item

An Austro-Hungarian silver milk jug, 1850
the lobed baluster body applied with a branch-form handle, raised on four leaf-headed outswept feet, gilt interior, dents, 13,7cm high, 270g

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