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Description: A 19th Century Silver Salver By Robert Hennell, London 1846. Of circular form with a cast pierced grape & vine border, & with a chinoiserie engraved centre raised on correspondingly cast feet. Crest & motto: In Deo Salutem Spero.

Origin: English

Circa:1843

Dimensions

Diam: 11 inches




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Stock number

A9638
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