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ZAR 34 140
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  • An Edward VII silver tray, maker’s marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904
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ZAR 30 000 - 35 000
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An Edward VII silver tray, maker’s marks indistinct, Birmingham, 1904
rectangular, with gadrooned border and moulded shell and acanthus-leaf corners, the sides applied with conforming handles, raised on four scroll feet, dents, 65,3cm wide over handles, 3450g
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