Null JOHN HENRY RAWLINGS (London) silver sugar bowl 1912, marked with master's m…

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JOHN HENRY RAWLINGS (London) silver sugar bowl 1912, marked with master's mark to the wall, rectangular body with canted corners, wall with engraved floral, shell and rocaille decoration, corresponding slightly domed hinged lid, h 7.5cm, 11x9cm, weight 325g

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JOHN HENRY RAWLINGS (London) silver sugar bowl 1912, marked with master's mark to the wall, rectangular body with canted corners, wall with engraved floral, shell and rocaille decoration, corresponding slightly domed hinged lid, h 7.5cm, 11x9cm, weight 325g

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