A George II silver brandy warmer, maker's mark IV, London, 1737

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A George II silver brandy warmer, maker's mark IV, London, 1737
with later detachable cover, possibly Walker Bluett, London, 1835, the side applied with a wooden handle, the body and cover engraved with a later crest, 430g all in, 9cm high, with scratch weights 12:9
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