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ANTIQUE ENGLISH Sterling Bright Cut CREAMER & SUGAR Set
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We have a gorgeous matching set of solid Sterling silver bright cut creamer & sugar bowl set made in London, England in 1808 - 1809 during the George III reign. Quality is the definition of this set!!
The hallmarks are clear for all items ( see photo ) except the goldsmith. The initials are appear to be " SH " which could be Samuel Hennell, son of Robert Hennell. T are very lightly scratched letters & numbers on the bottom of each piece from the assay office. The design on this set is a crisp, clear serpentine bright cut with incredibly beautiful craftsmanship. The beauty of this craftsmanship is evident in the attention to details. The designed shape is proportionally fine & solid. The quality of each piece is evident in the weight, strength and durability of this 200 year old set. The 4 ball feet are solidly connected. The handles are beautifully shaped. T are no initials on either piece. The weight of the set is 1 pound 0.5 ounces on my USPS postal scale, so this is weigh in fluid ounces, not Troy ounces. The condition is very good - no dents, no dings. The inside of each piece has slight gilding in a gold wash. We will ship Internationally on these pieces- please email for rates by country. Please notify if you are paying by money order or certified check. When in Southwest Florida visit us at our quality shoppe with 12 great dealers. We are located in the Olde Englewood Village just off Lemon Bay. Antiques on West Dearborn, 446 W Dearborn Street, Englewood, Fl 34223. Phone # is . Expect the Unexpected!! 
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