Peter Wedde Antiques
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A Particularly Smart Large Cut Glass Inkwell With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover,
The Inkwell With Faceted Sides And Pronounced Cut Base, The Sterling Silver Mount And Cover With Full Hallmarks.
76mm Square x 64mm High
Chester 1902,
Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler.
Excellent Condition, Visually Arresting With The Cut Glass Base Prominent When Viewed Through The Clear Sides.
 

A George IV Sterling Silver Rectangular Engine Turned Snuff Box With Applied Cast Rim; Monogrammed "EA."
London 1823,
Thomas Edwards.

A Most Interesting Cased Sterling Silver Mounted Ebony Baton Inscribed;
"To Brother HF Davie From Dunedin Orphans Club 25/5/15."
London 1914.

A Pair Of Early Victorian Sterling Silver Queen's Pattern Salt Spoons, Monogrammed "G."
London 1845,
George Angel.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 60 Grams

Seen Photographed Below With V84 Pair Of Salts;
They Make a Great Pair
(Sold Separately)

Price: SOLD