AN OVAL SILVER BOX UNMARKED AN OVAL SILVER BOX UNMARKED The cover embossed with …

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AN OVAL SILVER BOX UNMARKED

AN OVAL SILVER BOX UNMARKED The cover embossed with a figure of the King Charles II wearing Order of The Garter 7.5cm (3in) long 94g (3.05 oz) Provenance: The Percival D. Griffiths Collection

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AN OVAL SILVER BOX UNMARKED

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