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Silverware: Pair of silver and opaline condiment holders (salt, pepper, mustard) hallmarked DK 813 and imported (between 1831 and 1868) 2nd weight approx. 434g silver (2pces)

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Silverware: Pair of silver and opaline condiment holders (salt, pepper, mustard) hallmarked DK 813 and imported (between 1831 and 1868) 2nd weight approx. 434g silver (2pces)

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A SET OF SIX BRIGHT CUT SILVER TEASPOONS AND OTHER SILVER WARE, the spoons marked W.Savage, Sheffield 1901, the lot also includes a cream jug, two salts, a silver mounted glass salt, mustard pot and the base of a sugar sifter Combined weight (excluding glass salt):

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