Chinese Export Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers, 1830-1850
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Chinese Export silver pedestal salt & pepper shakers. circa 1830-1850 With. Urn Form with gadroon borders. Pseudo hallmarks for Cutshing, Canton, approx 8 cm high, 188g Provenance: Ex Stanley Lipscombe (2)
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