A Set of Edwardian Owl Menu Holders by Sampson MordenSOLD

This beautiful and rare set of menu holders are the famous "owl" pattern of Sampson Morden They are of beautiful quality, and very much in demand as collectible novelties. Each piece is hallmarked and bear an Edwardian registration mark. This is a well known and desirable pattern by a superb and sought after maker. They are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.

83 grams weight total of 4 items
height approx. 3.5 cm
Width approx. 3 cm

Type: Menu Holders
Function: Dining
Maker: Sampson Morden
Country: England


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