Thomas Bradbury & Sons
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London & Sheffield, England
A pair of Victorian silver and glass comports, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1861-1864
each moulded as fruiting vines supporting a clear and frosted glass bowl of lobed outline, engraved and cut with alternating panels of stylised leaves, with star-cut base, raised on a domed base with three rocaille feet moulded with c-scrolls and shells, the front of the footrim engraved with a crest, the taller 31cm high, 1660g all in
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