Three Edward VII Hallmarked Silver Bon Bon Dish & a Silver Matchbox Holder
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A collection of four Edward VII hallmarked silver pieces. The set to include an Edward VII hallmarked silver trinket dish / bon bon dish. The oval shaped dish being decorated with a pair of rackets in the centre. Surrounded by repousse vignette design to the border. Together with an Edward VII hallmarked silver matchbox holder. Hallmarked year 1903, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for Henry Matthews. Further together with an Edward VII hallmarked silver reticulated bon bon dish. Hallmarked year 1903, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for William Devenport. Along with an Edward VII hallmarked silver reticulated bon bon dish. Hallmarked year 1904, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for Henry Matthews. Total weight approx 65g. Largest measures approx. 1.8cm H x 11.5cm W x 8.5cm D
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