A Victorian Silverplate Argyll made by Martin Hall & Co c1880SOLD
This magnificent Victorian Silver Plate Argyll / Argyle was made by Martin Hall & Co c1880. It is a a magnificent piece of plate, with a lovely wicker handle and simple, practical, design.
It is in excellent condition, however there is slight bleeding (as pictured), with no damage or repair. It measures 10cm tall and 13cm wide.
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