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LOT 127

Lot 127

Canadian Historical SIlver Presentation Two-Handled Rectangular Serving Tray, Roden Bros., Toronto, c.1921

Canadian Historical SIlver Presentation Two-Handled Rectangular Serving Tray, Roden Bros., Toronto, c.1921
Lot 127 Details
Canadian Historical SIlver Presentation Two-Handled Rectangular Serving Tray, Roden Bros., Toronto, c.1921

inscribed PRESENTED / TO / SIR CHARLES HIBBERT AND LADY TUPPER / BY / THEIR CONSERVATIVE ADMIRERS / IN THE COUNTY OF PICTOU / NOVA SCOTIA / ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR VISIT THERE. / WESTVILLE N.S. NOV 16 - 1921.
length 27.4" — 69.5 cm.
123 oz. — 3827 grams

Estimate $1,500-$2,000

Realised: $2,400
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper (1855-1927) was Member of Parliament for Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1882-1904

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