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Home > Auction >  A Private Collection of Silver & Judaica : Live online only auction >  Lot.5 A pierced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Harrison Brothers & Howson, of octagonal form
  • A pierced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Harrison Brothers & Howson, of octagonal form

LOT 5 A pierced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Harrison Brothers & Howson, of octagonal form

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A pierced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Harrison Brothers & Howson, of octagonal form with four pierced domed sections, the dish raised on a low octagonal foot, 15.5cm dia., approx. weight 6.7oz Please refer to department for condition report

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