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1890's JOSEPH AND RICHARD GRIFFINS SOLID SILVER SMALL DETAILED TRAY!! *WEIGHS 232 Grams*
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1800s
SilverType
Solid Silver
Type
Other
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Bob Shop ID
299805603
Hi there, this is a great antique solid silver small tray. The tray measures 25cm by 18,5cm! The tray weighs 232 grams, so it is quite heavy giving it a high base value in silver alone! The tray is beautiful and the detail is amazing! The tray has been slightly dented, but overall the sliver piece is in great condition, also in the grooves in the back need a proper clean, when you wipe of the grime it becomes pure silver again!! The J&RG silver mark, stands for Joseph and Richard Griffins. This was a smelting firm that operated in the late 1800's! Secure postage for this piece is R100, please only serious bidders, Good Luck!!
