Lot 12 · Recollections of Places Past, Property from the Estate of Sir John and Lady Smith
a pair of staffordshire slipware baking dishes, 18th century |
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- Estimate
- £5,000–£7,000 hammer ≈ $6,742–$9,438
- Result
- Performance
- Sale
- Sotheby's — Recollections of Places Past, Property from the Estate of Sir John and Lady Smith, London · 9 July 2019
- Record ID
- TB-2026-4757971
- Record
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a pair of staffordshire slipware baking dishes, 18th century |. Sotheby's, 9 Jul 2019, lot 12. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-4757971.
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a pair of staffordshire slipware baking dishes, 18th century |. Sotheby's, 9 Jul 2019, lot 12. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-4757971.
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