Sherwood & Sons Silver Plate Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl

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Antique silver plate cream jug & sugar bowl marked for John Sherwood and Sons, Birmingham, sugar bowl and cream jug, reeded decoration, on silver plate stand, circa 1890s.

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