London 1902 by Samuel Jacob A cased set of Edwardian sterling silver buttons

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London 1902 by Samuel Jacob A cased set of Edwardian sterling silver buttons

Cast openwork design of the flowers of the union, thistle, rose, shamrock. Together with three further buttons Birmingham 1901 by William Harrison Walter, cast with cherubs. Together with a cased set of coffee bean spoons, two napkin rings, and teaspoon. (Q)

Button case length – 24 cm / 9.5 inches

Weight – 191 grams / 6.14 ozt

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London 1902 by Samuel Jacob A cased set of Edwardian sterling silver buttons

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