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Online-Only Auction, 29 June - 6 July 2020

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  • A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
  • A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
  • A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
  • A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
  • A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
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John Townsend
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A pair of Cape silver 'Fiddle' pattern konfyt forks, John Townsend, 19th century
one with a repair, 30g all in
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Literature

Stephan Welz (1976) Cape Silver & Silversmiths, AA Balkema, Cape Town & Rotterdam, page 153, plate 118 of the mark

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