A pair of berry spoons and sugar tongs, makers and date marks indistinct, London

Celebrating Silver
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  • A pair of berry spoons and sugar tongs, makers and date marks indistinct, London
  • A pair of berry spoons and sugar tongs, makers and date marks indistinct, London
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ZAR 2 500 - 3 000

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A pair of berry spoons and sugar tongs, makers and date marks indistinct, London
each bowl chased and embossed with leaves, fruits and floral motifs, terminal with a vacant cartouche, 130g all in
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length: 20,9cm
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