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Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
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Length 8 cm, total weight 250 grams.

Wear, one salt-cellar with damage, split.

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Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.
Four English early 18th century parcel-gilt silver salt-cellars, mark of Edward Wood, London 1727.

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