A Chinese Export Silver Rosewater Sprinkler late 19th/ early 20th Century, marked to base, of typical bottle form chased with foliate bands
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A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER ROSEWATER SPRINKLER late 19th/ early 20th Century, marked to base, of typical bottle form chased with foliate bands, the finial cast as a bird with outstretched wings, on a spreading circular foot, bearing engraved inscription (possibly Sanskrit). 36cm high, 10 troy ounces The neck screws on and off well. The usual age-related surface wear, but generally in good condition.
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