An Arts And Crafts Silver Sauce Boat By A E JONES
This sterling silver sauce boat was made by A E Jones, one of the most important and respected Arts and Crafts silversmith, in Birmingham 1929. It bears full hallmarks. This beautiful hand-hammered sauce boat is an excellent example of British Arts and Crafts.
It is in excellent condition with no damage and repair, and weighs approximately 192g.
Price: £
295 GBP
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