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Lot 639

Lot 639

An early twentieth century silver scent bottle of oval form, an engraved monogram to the front...

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Lot 639

Lot Description

An early twentieth century silver scent bottle of oval form, an engraved monogram to the front and date to the reverse, hallmarked Henry Williamson Ltd Birmingham 1910, height measuring 7 cm. Together with a silver seal top spoon, a silver teaspoons and a small selection of silver plated items to include a cream jug and Albany Pattern fish eaters for three place settings.


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The lot displays general scratches, marks, wear and tarnishing commensurate with the age and use. Some denting particularly to the lid of the scent bottle. Areas of wear to the silver plating. The seal top silver spoon is engraved ‘Taunton Show 1926’.

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