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A George III silver cream jug. London, 1812. The jug with half-lobed decoration and a gadrooned border with two applied shell motifs, with gilt interior and raised on four ball feet, 15 x 9.5cm; together with another George III cream jug, marks worn, with fluted border and an angular handle, 13 x 9cm; a Victorian silver cream jug by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1891, of small proportions with a half lobed body and angular handle, 11.5 x 7cm; and an Edwardian silver sauce boat by Street & Co., London, 1903, with a shaped rim, the double scroll handle surmounted by a foliate thumbpiece, raised on three feet, 15 x 7cm; total weight approx. 15.4ozt (4)
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