Chester 1920 by E J Haseler and C Bill A cased George V sterling silver cruet set

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Chester 1920 by E J Haseler and C Bill A cased George V sterling silver cruet set

Comprising pepper, mustard pot and a pair of salts with removable glass liners. In a fitted case by Morris & O'Meara. Mustard pot liner stuck.

Weighable silver - 200 grams / 6.43 ozt

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Chester 1920 by E J Haseler and C Bill A cased George V sterling silver cruet set

Lot 0691

Estimate £200-£400

Sep 4, 2026, 10:50 AM EDT

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