George V Hallmarked Silver Bon Bon Dosh & a Silver Trophy Cup
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Two George V hallmarked silver pieces. The set to include a George V hallmarked silver reticulated bon bon dish. Hallmarked year 1911, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for C S & C. Together with a George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup. Hallmarked year 1916, Birmingham. Sponsor mark for J Boseck & Co. Further together with a silver plated coffee cup. Total weight approx. 105g (silver). Measures approx. 2.5cm H x 12cm D The bon bon dish has a crack to the side. Please refer to the photo.
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