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Sterling Silver Vanity Pot by Thomas Johnson, London, 1855. Antiquarian Books A charming 19th century bread

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Description

A charming 19th century bread slicer formed of wood and iron

and his wife Lillian Marie née Henry (7 March 1911-28 May 1982)

The wood to the box shows some some light scuffing and very slight splitting to the wood in places

which is not visible when closed

Sterling Silver Vanity Pot by Thomas Johnson, London, 1855. Antiquarian Books A charming 19th century breadA charming sterling silver vanity pot, fully hallmarked for Thomas Johnson, London, 1855. The pot is in a near immaculate condition. The silver lid is in an excellent condition with clear hallmarks to the underside. It boasts wonderful foliate design to the top, within which stands a bird. The glass pot is original, with Thomas Johnson's trademark star cut to the base, and also remains in a very good condition with only two very small chips to the

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