A 19th century Chinese export silver salt spoon, fiddle pattern;…
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A 19th century Chinese export silver salt spoon, fiddle pattern; initialled Weck for Kemp Family (founder of the Sydney Herald); Linchong, Canton c.1820. Length 10 cm

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