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Large Art Deco Dutch Silver Soup Punch Ladle C.1920
$ 495
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Description
Large Art Deco Dutch Silver Soup Punch Ladle C.1920. Very nice deco design to front and reverse, plain oval bowl. Hallmarks on reverse and Dutch Foreign import mark for 1906-532. Length: 13 3/8 inches. Weight: 7.50 oz.
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More Information
Period: 1920-1949 Creation Date: C.1920 Styles / Movements: Traditional Dealer Reference #: LC85 Incollect Reference #: 661597
Message from Seller:
Louis Wine Ltd., based in Toronto at 801-1240 Bay St, specializes in antique silver, jewelry, and decorative arts and is a fourth-generation family business. Originally founded in Ireland in 1880, the company relocated to Toronto in 1981 and continues to serve collectors worldwide. Reach them at 416-929-9333 or winerichard@hotmail.com.
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