Floral Sterling Silver Teaspoon Set in Silk Case
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Frederick J Mole Australian sterling silver teaspoon set having applied floral detail, & shaped stems. Set in original silk lined case. Brisbane, circa 1930, maker Frederick J Mole, weight 73g
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