An assembled four-piece Victorian silver tea service, Barker Brothers, Harrison Brothers, Thomas Hayes, Sheffield, Birmingham, 1889-1897

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An assembled four-piece Victorian silver tea service, Barker Brothers, Harrison Brothers, Thomas Hayes, Sheffield, Birmingham, 1889-1897

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ZAR 15 000 - 20 000
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An assembled four-piece Victorian silver tea service, Barker Brothers, Harrison Brothers, Thomas Hayes, Sheffield, Birmingham, 1889-1897
compromising; a teapot, a two-handled sugar bowl and two milk jugs, each with part-lobed body, the teapot 12cm high, 1250g all in
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