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A silver mug, Birmingham 1866-7, the wall engraved with grapes in cartouches, the rim stamped GU in a rectangle for George Unite, head of the Queen, walking lion, anchor, year letter R, h 10 cm, weight 105 g. 4070-036

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A silver mug, Birmingham 1866-7, the wall engraved with grapes in cartouches, the rim stamped GU in a rectangle for George Unite, head of the Queen, walking lion, anchor, year letter R, h 10 cm, weight 105 g. 4070-036

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