Null Silver box Ireland
Dublin, 1919, various hallmarks, maker's mark Reid & Son…

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Silver box Ireland Dublin, 1919, various hallmarks, maker's mark Reid & Sons Newcaste CN Tyne, bulbous tea caddy with removable lid, Celtic decorations in relief all round, engraved owner's monogram "n", signs of age and wear, a small dent to the wall, h 9 cm, g approx. 150 g.

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Silver box Ireland Dublin, 1919, various hallmarks, maker's mark Reid & Sons Newcaste CN Tyne, bulbous tea caddy with removable lid, Celtic decorations in relief all round, engraved owner's monogram "n", signs of age and wear, a small dent to the wall, h 9 cm, g approx. 150 g.

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