A George III 18ct gold vinaigrette, possibly Peter Delauney, London, with the English duty mark for gold 1798 - 1821, early 19th century
Part I - Silver
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A George III 18ct gold vinaigrette, possibly Peter Delauney, London, with the English duty mark for gold 1798 - 1821, early 19th century
oval, engine-turned with arrow-head borders, the hinged cover engraved with an initialled cartouche, the base cartouche with a flowerhead, 35g, 4cm wide
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