A pair of silver trumpet vases by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd
No longer availableA pair of silver trumpet vases by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd. With flared rims, a thin tapered body and raised on a spreading circular foot, both hallmarked London 1923; height 18.5cm, gross weight 237.9g (with weighted bases). Together with a cased set of silver demitasse spoons by William Gallimore & Sons, Sheffield 1933; length 10cm, spoons gross weight 1.15ozt.
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