Two George III Teaspoons & Two Hallmarked Silver Purses & Silver Spoons
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Two George III hallmarked silver teaspoons. Hallmarked year 1816, London. Sponsors mark for William Bateman I. Together with a n Edward VII hallmarked silver purse. The square shaped purse being decorated with a repoussé angel design. Hallmarked year 1907, Birmingham (?). Sponsors mark illegible. Further together with a George V hallmarked silver purse. Hallmarked year 1919, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for F D Long. Along with a pair of George V hallmarked silver rimmed & glass table salts with a silver condiment spoon. Hallmarked year 1919, London. Sponsors mark illegible. Further along with a silver collared & cut glass scent bottle. Hallmarked year 1925, Birmingham. Sponsors mark partially legible. Total weight approx. 343g. Largest measures approx. 14cm L
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