Pair of George V Hallmarked Silver & Glass Table Salts & an Inkwell
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A pair of George V piece hallmarked silver & cut glass table salts. Hallmarked year 1911, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for Miller Brothers. Together with a George V hallmarked silver & glass scent bottle. Hallmarked year 1911, London. Sponsors mark for Henry Perkins & Sons. Further together with a George V hallmarked silver & glass desktop inkwell. Hallmarked year 1933, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for William Neale & Son Ltd (from 1909). Along with a Chinese export silver rickshaw. Unmarked. Tests indicate silver (carriage only). Further along with two hallmarked silver conditment spoons. Total weight approx. 1087g. Large meaures approx. 6.8cm H x 8cm W x 8CM D The stopper of the scent bottle is missing.
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