Lot 106: Sold for £100 hammer
Selected Antique & Fine Art Sale including silver & jewellery. Day 1:Lots 1-450, Day 2:Lots 500-868, Wednesday 5th October 2016 - Thursday 6th October 2016

A Victorian silver bachelor's teapot with half reeded form bearing coat of arms (a/f - marks worn), together with two silver napkin rings and a silver mounted cut glass sugar shaker, 10oz gross

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