A GEORGE III SILVER GILT OBLONG VINAIGRETTE MAKER'S MARK LV & V A GEORGE III SIL…

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A GEORGE III SILVER GILT OBLONG VINAIGRETTE MAKER'S MARK LV & V

A GEORGE III SILVER GILT OBLONG VINAIGRETTEMAKER'S MARK LV & VWith a chased foliate border and engine turned decoration2.5cm (1in) longTogether with another George III rectangular vinaigrette, London 1814, with engine turned decoration, 4.5cm (1 3/4in) long40g (1.3 oz) gross

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A GEORGE III SILVER GILT OBLONG VINAIGRETTE MAKER'S MARK LV & V

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