Null A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER TEA CADDY
mark of Langley Archer West overstriking…

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A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER TEA CADDY mark of Langley Archer West overstriking Turner Bradbury, London 1898, of bombe form. 13.5cm high, 11.3 troy ounces

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A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER TEA CADDY mark of Langley Archer West overstriking Turner Bradbury, London 1898, of bombe form. 13.5cm high, 11.3 troy ounces

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