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Very Rare Architectural Sauce Label Made in London by Wright & Davies, 1845
By Wright & Davies 1
Located in London, GB
A Very Rare Architectural Sauce Label Made in London in 1845 by Wright & Davies.
This very rare label is of a large size for a sauce label and is modelled in the architectural scrol...
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19th Century British Antique Wright & Davies More Dining and Entertaining
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Silver
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