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84% MATCHVERY FINE
Victorian copper sugar bowl
England · c. 1880–1900
ESTIMATED RESALE VALUE
$340 – $520
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What do these marks on the base mean?
The lion passant usually indicates sterling silver in England. The anchor-shaped mark may point to Birmingham. A sharper, straight-on photo would help confirm the date letter.
Sources checked · Birmingham Assay Office · 925-1000
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