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A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY London c.1785, mark of Edward Jay, of oval form, with beaded rim, the central reserve engraved with coat of arms, on scroll feet, (81 troy ozs). 52cm wide Provenance: Christie's House Sale, Malahide Castle, 10 - 12th May, 1976

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A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY London c.1785, mark of Edward Jay, of oval form, with beaded rim, the central reserve engraved with coat of arms, on scroll feet, (81 troy ozs). 52cm wide Provenance: Christie's House Sale, Malahide Castle, 10 - 12th May, 1976

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