Lot 201: Sold for £220 hammer
A Two Day Selected Antiques & Fine Art Sale to include silver & jewellery, Wednesday 10th October 2018 - Thursday 11th October 2018

A set of four Victorian novelty silver place setting holders, individually set with a fish, cockerel, duck and pheasant (one base filled), maker Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1869, a pair of Victorian silver circular salts, London 1867, and a single napkin ring

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