An assembled George IV silver three-piece tea service, Charles Fox II, London, 1821-1826
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London, England
An assembled George IV silver three-piece tea service, Charles Fox II, London, 1821-1826
comprising: a teapot, a two-handled sugar bowl and a milk jug, each compressed gadrooned body applied with a leaf-capped loop handle, with conforming domed hinged cover surmounted by a flowerhead finial, raised on ball feet, gilt interior, dents, the teapot 14,8cm high, 1050g all in
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