Lot 66: Sold for £580 hammer
Selected Antiques & Fine Art, Thursday 17th January 2013

An Edwardian silver circular salver, maker Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1902 with engraved decorated centre and raised pierced floral and scroll border with beaded edge on three button feet, 31.5cm, 30.5oz (presented)

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