Silbertablett mit Füßchen George III A George III silver tray with feet
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Silbertablett mit Füßchen George III

A George III silver tray with feet Robert Rutland, England, London, 1819, 925 silver, hallmarked, hallmark, town mark, year letter and master's mark, multi-pass curved tray with beaded rim on 4 paw feet, Ø 35.5 cm, height 4 cm, weight approx. 1,279 g A George III silver tray with feet Robert Rutland, England, London, 1819, 925 silver, hallmarked, hallmark, town mark, year letter and master's mark, multi-pass curved tray with beaded rim on 4 paw feet, Ø 35.5 cm, height 4 cm, weight approx. 1,279 g

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Silbertablett mit Füßchen George III

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