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A PLAIN GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CREAM JUG, Dublin marks rubbed, c. 1770 of helmet shape 'S' scroll handle and raised on lion mask and pad feet 12cm high (7.3 troy ozs)

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A PLAIN GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CREAM JUG, Dublin marks rubbed, c. 1770 of helmet shape 'S' scroll handle and raised on lion mask and pad feet 12cm high (7.3 troy ozs)

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