Null Pierced silver cup with lid, London, Silversmith John Robins, late 18th cen…

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Pierced silver cup with lid, London, Silversmith John Robins, late 18th century, 15x23.9.5 cm, weight gr. 410, (missing spoon)

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Pierced silver cup with lid, London, Silversmith John Robins, late 18th century, 15x23.9.5 cm, weight gr. 410, (missing spoon)

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