Null A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TEA POT, Dublin 1816, mark of James le Bas, of re…

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A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TEA POT, Dublin 1816, mark of James le Bas, of rectangular panelled form and with brightcut engraved decoration, raised on four paw feet 17.5cm high; 30cm long over handle (21.9 troy ozs)

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A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TEA POT, Dublin 1816, mark of James le Bas, of rectangular panelled form and with brightcut engraved decoration, raised on four paw feet 17.5cm high; 30cm long over handle (21.9 troy ozs)

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