An 18th century silver coffee pot, possibly German, with import marks for London, 1890, retailed by Solomon Andrade Lazarus

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  • An 18th century silver coffee pot, possibly German, with import marks for London, 1890, retailed by Solomon Andrade Lazarus

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An 18th century silver coffee pot, possibly German, with import marks for London, 1890, retailed by Solomon Andrade Lazarus

An 18th century silver coffee pot, possibly German, with import marks for London, 1890, retailed by Solomon Andrade Lazarus
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ZAR 8 000 - 10 000

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An 18th century silver coffee pot, possibly German, with import marks for London, 1890, retailed by Solomon Andrade Lazarus
the baluster body moulded with c-scrolls enclosing a vacant cartouche, the lower half moulded with fluting, the side applied with an ebonised scroll handle, the spout moulded with a shell motif, the hinged domed cover with flowerhead-and-leaf finial above c-scrolls and fluting, with pierced strainer, raised on four outswept feet, the base engraved with an A,21cm high, 475g all in

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