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A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER HOT
WATER POT,
probably Hong Kong, c. 1920, of tapering form
applied with simulated bamboo handle and dec-
orated with a coiled dragon in relief. 20cm high;
together with a large tankard of similar period
and design (c.33ozs in all). 12.5cm high (2)
€500 - 800
299
A GEORGE IV SILVER MILK JUG,
London 1824, mark of Rebecca Emes & Edward
Barnard I, with gilt interior, leaf encrusted ‘s’
scroll handle, foliate rim, above a demi fluted
lobed body with central band of roses, raised on
a circular reeded foot (c.10.5ozs). 17cm wide over
handle and spout, 10cm high;
together with a twin handled silver sugar bowl,
London 1940, no makers mark, engraved to the
base “England” with spiral turned gadrooned
rim, stylised ‘c’ scroll handles, lobed and flut-
ed body, raised on an oval gadrooned base on
spherical feet (c.7.5ozs). 18cm wide over handles,
10.5cm deep, 9cm high (2)
€300 - 500