Lot 114: Sold for £85 hammer
A Two Day Auction, Day One: Silver & Jewellery, Day Two: Art & Antiques to include Asian Ceramics & Works of Art, Thursday 17th July 2025 - Friday 18th July 2025

An Edward VII silver tea caddy, (maker's mark rubbed), Chester 1905, oval form with gadrooned border and crest engraved, 10.5cm high, 4.4oz

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