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Lot 191 · At Home - Silver and Plate

A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder

A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder

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Christie's — At Home - Silver and Plate , London (South Kensington) · 1 June 2001
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TB-2026-5961891
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A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder, A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder. Christie's, 1 Jun 2001, lot 191. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5961891.

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A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder, A Portuguese 19th Century Silver Toothpick Holder. Christie's, 1 Jun 2001, lot 191. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5961891.

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From the same sale At Home - Silver and Plate · Jun 2001

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Mark of Cartier, Paris, 20Th Century A French Silver Cigarette Case £100–£200
Six Similar Victorian and Edwardian Silver Salts Six Similar Victorian and Edwardian Silver Salts £70–£200
The Wakefield Steeplechase, 1849 HENRY ALKEN, SEN. (1785-1851) $7,000–$10,000
Gentleman at Rest with his Gun Dogs WILLIAM J. SHAYER (1811-1892) $4,000–$6,000
Squire Wormald with a hunt in full cry JOHN E. FERNELEY, SEN. (1782-1860) $300,000–$500,000
Mark of Kerr, Edinburgh Circa 1760 A George III Scottish small silver porringer

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