An early 19th century silver hot water pot maker's mark 'IW', London 1821
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An early 19th century silver hot water pot
maker's mark 'IW', London 1821
Of baluster part reeded form, with gadrooned cover and stylised foliate scroll finial, the leaf-capped scroll handle with ivory spacers, crested, weight 26oz.
Sold for £500 inc. premium

Category: Decorative Arts / Silver

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