A Edward VII silver tea caddy, unidentified maker C.H, Birmingham 1904,
Silver
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A Edward VII silver tea caddy, unidentified maker C.H, Birmingham 1904,
rectangular, moulded in relief with a scene after Teniers, the detachable cover engraved with initials, one corner with a dent measuring 1x 0,5cm, two minor dents to the base, 120g, 9,8cm high
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