WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TEASET, EDINBURGH 1834

WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TEASET, EDINBURGH 1834

WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TEASET, EDINBURGH 1834

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WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TEASET, EDINBURGH 1834 by Elder & Co, consisting of teapot (864gms), sugar bowl (488gms) and milk jug (311gms), all decorated in relief with flowers, leaves and swags, and heavy repousse edging with gold washed interiors, tallest 18cms.

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WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TEASET, EDINBURGH 1834

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Estimate €2,250-€3,000Dec 13, 2007

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