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- A very fine George IV silver mounted agate Vinaigrette. Most probably Scottish and made circa 1820.
A very fine George IV silver mounted agate Vinaigrette. Most probably Scottish and made circa 1820.
A very fine George IV silver mounted agate Vinaigrette. Most probably Scottish and made circa 1820.
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The Vinaigrette is of broad rectangular, cushion, form. The plain silver sides display a serpentine shaped thumb piece and both the cover and base are inset with very unusually shaded, slightly domed, Scottish agate panels. The cover opens up to reveal a beautifully pierced and engraved grille displaying a floral spray including a harebell. This unusual Vinaigrette is in excellent condition. Although unmarked, this is almost certainly Scottish in origin.
Length: 1.25 inches, 3.13 cm.
Width: 1.00 inch, 2.5 cm.
Height: 0.45 inches, 1.13 cm
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