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A part canteen of George VI silver flatware. Tessiers (Vander & Hedges), London, 1938. The...
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A part canteen of George VI silver flatware.
Tessiers (Vander & Hedges),
London, 1938.
The...
Price Realised: £5,117
Estimate: £3,000 - £5,000
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Lot 58
Description
A part canteen of George VI silver flatware.
Tessiers (Vander & Hedges),
London, 1938.
The canteen of Hanoverian pattern flatware comprising: 18 tablespoons with plain drop to reverse of bowls; 24 three-tined table forks; 18 dessert spoons with plain drop to reverse of bowls; 18 three-tined dessert forks; 10 fish forks and fish knives with silver tines and blades; 4 teaspoons; 5 butter knives and 2 sauce ladles; all engraved with coat of arms to terminals, table knives and cheese knives deficient but tray included, the canteen box with plaque inscribed Tessiers, total weighable silver approx. 214.2ozt
Provenance: Property of a private collector
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