Null Goldsmith: Richard CROSSLEY. Pair of berry spoons, in English silver (Londo…

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Goldsmith: Richard CROSSLEY. Pair of berry spoons, in English silver (London, 1785), with rich engraved decoration on an amatized ground, the spoons with repoussé decoration of fruit. Total net weight: 110g. Length : 22 cm.

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Goldsmith: Richard CROSSLEY. Pair of berry spoons, in English silver (London, 1785), with rich engraved decoration on an amatized ground, the spoons with repoussé decoration of fruit. Total net weight: 110g. Length : 22 cm.

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