A George V Silver Coffee Filter Pot by Martin, Hall & Co
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A GEORGE V SILVER COFFEE FILTER POT by Martin, Hall & Co. (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Sheffield 1914, of plain form, de Belloy type design, the waisted lower pot having a shaped spout, the hinged cover with turned ebony finial, woven rattan handles, stamped to the base 5549 2 . 25cm high, 19 troy ounces gross The marks are clear and well struck. The lid fits well, and all the pieces fit together tightly. No personalised engraving or erasure. No dents or splits. In generally good condition.
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