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An Edwardian Scottish silver teapot, by James Weir, Glasgow 1905, of plain oval shape below a mou

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An Edwardian Scottish silver teapot, by James Weir, Glasgow 1905, of plain oval shape below a mou
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An Edwardian Scottish silver teapot, by James Weir, Glasgow 1905, of plain oval shape below a moulded serpentine collar, raised on four leaf headed scroll feet, fitted with ebonised loop handle and finial, 16.5cm high, together with the companion sugar basin, 12cm high, 34oz (2)

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An Edwardian Scottish silver teapot, by James Weir, Glasgow 1905, of plain oval shape below a moulded serpentine collar, raised on four leaf headed scroll feet, fitted with ebonised loop handle and finial, 16.5cm high, together with the companion sugar basin, 12cm high, 34oz (2)

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Cambridge
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United Kingdom

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