Birmingham 1903 by T H Hazlewood and Co An Edwardian sterling silver pepper pot

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Birmingham 1903 by T H Hazlewood and Co An Edwardian sterling silver pepper pot

Cylindrical form with die rolled decoration of classical figures. Together with a pair of modern miniature salt and pepper pots. One stamped 925, the other with import marks. (3)

Tallest – 6 cm / 2.3 inches

Weight – 52 grams / 1.67 ozt

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Birmingham 1903 by T H Hazlewood and Co An Edwardian sterling silver pepper pot

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