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SILVER CAFETTIER, JOURNEY II, LONDON, 1747, PROBABLY G.WICKES SILVERMAN, ovoid with engraved and embossed festoon and flower decorations on a hammered background, rose selvedge and wooden handle. Gross weight g 770, h 25 cm

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SILVER CAFETTIER, JOURNEY II, LONDON, 1747, PROBABLY G.WICKES SILVERMAN, ovoid with engraved and embossed festoon and flower decorations on a hammered background, rose selvedge and wooden handle. Gross weight g 770, h 25 cm

Estimate 100 EUR

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