Null Oval-shaped silver sugar bowl on acanthus-leaf feet, body and lid chased wi…

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Oval-shaped silver sugar bowl on acanthus-leaf feet, body and lid chased with rocaille and scrolls. Flower-shaped handle. Foreign work of the 19th century. Length : 12.7 cm. Weight : 260.3 g.

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Oval-shaped silver sugar bowl on acanthus-leaf feet, body and lid chased with rocaille and scrolls. Flower-shaped handle. Foreign work of the 19th century. Length : 12.7 cm. Weight : 260.3 g.

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