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A pair of Scottish silver salt cellars. R. & W. Sorley, Glasgow, 1898-1903. Of shaped, oval form with panelled sides and a scrolling border, both with double scroll twin handles surmounted by foliate thumbpieces and raised on four pad feet, 13 x 8cm high (inc. handles); together with a set of six George IV silver King's pattern teaspoons by John Harris IV, London, 1827-28, the double struck King's pattern teaspoons each engraved with a crest depicting a rhinoceros to their terminals, 14.5cm long; total weight approx. 12.8ozt (8)
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