A German silver-mounted ivory tusk cigar cutter, .925 sterling

English, Continental & South African Interiors: Silver, Furniture, Glass & Ceramics

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  • A German silver-mounted ivory tusk cigar cutter, .925 sterling
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A German silver-mounted ivory tusk cigar cutter, .925 sterling
the tusk with silver end cap, mounted with a silver collar and hinged cutter, the bladestamped Solingen Germany, stamped .925 silver, the tip with a dent, 38cm long

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