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A fine quality George III silver bowl made in London in 1810 by Thomas Johnson. This lovely bowl which was originally made for sugar is large enough for a variety of other purposes. The bowl is of shaped oblong shape and stands on four ball feet. It has a fine gadroon border with reeded handles. It still retains its pale gilded interior and is in excellent condition.
Dimensions
Width over handles 19 cms interior size 12x8.6 cmsWeight
9.5 Troy ozsStock number
W140x44The BADA Standard
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