Lot 184: Sold for £70 hammer
A Two Day Selected Antiques & Fine Art Auction to include silver and jewellery, Wednesday 17th January 2018 - Thursday 18th January 2018

A pair of Edward VII / George V silver pedestal bonbon dishes with pierced decoration and wavy border, maker E F Braham, Birmingham 1908 and Henry Matthews 1911, and a George V quaiche with pierced handle, 16cm, makers Stokes and Ireland, Chester 1922, 16cm, 6.4oz

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