Christopher Haines

Session 1
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Strauss & Co are proud to introduce our first flatware only auction, from Cape to Continental, spanning from the 18th to 20th centuries, with items from various collectors including Mary Eleanor Hibbert.


  • A George III Irish silver fish slice, Christopher Haines, Dublin, 1797

LOT 29

Christopher Haines

A George III Irish silver fish slice, Christopher Haines, Dublin, 1797
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ZAR 4 000 - 6 000
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Dublin
A George III Irish silver fish slice, Christopher Haines, Dublin, 1797
reeded handle, pierced blade engraved with a wavy border, the center engraved with a shield cartouche and initials, 180g
length: 31,5cm

Provenance

The Mary Eleanor Hibbert collection.

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