Pair of George III silver salts, maker's marks worn, possibly Thomas Daniel, London, 1809

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  • Pair of George III silver salts, maker's marks worn, possibly Thomas Daniel, London, 1809
  • Pair of George III silver salts, maker's marks worn, possibly Thomas Daniel, London, 1809

LOT 11

Pair of George III silver salts, maker's marks worn, possibly Thomas Daniel, London, 1809

Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 5 000 - 7 000

About this Item

Pair of George III silver salts, maker's marks worn, possibly Thomas Daniel, London, 1809
each rounded rectangular, with gadrooned rim, on ball feet, 185g,4cm high; and two salt spoons, Charles Lias, London, 1841, 25g
(4)

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