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261 - Henry Chawner - Pair of important vegetable dishes, England, London, 1799/1800, in 925 silver, Ovoid-shaped body with a band chiseled with scrolls and grooves; domed lid with large ribs; finely chiseled handle with a stylized plant motif; the front is engraved with a noble coat of arms featuring a crown, a rampant deer, and a motto; the curved base rests on three chiseled feet; minor defects.
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Henry Chawner - Pair of important vegetable dishes, England, London, 1799/1800, in 925 silver, Ovoid-shaped body with a band chiseled with scrolls and grooves; domed lid with large ribs; finely chiseled handle with a stylized plant motif; the front is engraved with a noble coat of arms featuring a crown, a rampant deer, and a motto; the curved base rests on three chiseled feet; minor defects. Weight: 6.140 g; Dimensions: 35.00 x 24.00 x 27.00 cm
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