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Early 20th Century Antique George V Sterling Silver Cake Basket Sheffield, 1923

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  • George v Sterling Silver Cake Basket, Sheffield, 1914
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  • Unger Sterling Silver Early 20th Century Bowl in Art Nouveau Style
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