A Collection Of Three Glass Silver-Topped Bottles of rectangular panel-cut form with flat shoulders and star-cut bases
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A COLLECTION OF THREE GLASS SILVER-TOPPED BOTTLES of rectangular panel-cut form with flat shoulders and star-cut bases, two with mounts hallmarked Mappin and Webb, the other hallmarked. 11cm high There is no damage, chips, or cracks to the pair of bottles, apart from a fine chip to the bottom corner of one bottle. The single bottle has a large chip/bruise on one bottom corner. The silver lids work and screw on and off well. The pair of bottles are 6.5cm wide x 4.5cm deep. The single bottle is 6.8cm wide x 4cm deep.
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