Sterling Silver Tea Strainer by JB Chatterley & Sons, London, 1935 Lighting

Sterling Silver Tea Strainer by JB Chatterley & Sons, London, 1935 LightingA sterling silver tea strainer fully hallmarked for JB Chatterley & Sons, London, 1935. The tea caddy remains in an excellent condition throughout, free from dents and with clear hallmarks. Dimensions Length: 16. 25cm Diameter: 6. 25cm Weight: 30 grams

The mirror has a partial label remaining to the back which reads '

the sauce boat remains in an excellent with clear hallmarks

The box shows some signs of wear commensurate with age and use

The lid can be removed and applied with ease

The back of the seat has a build up of what appears to be plaster or varnish

The paper clip is in an excellent condition throughout and the spring mechanism remains tightly sprung

still lives

Width (at widest point): 16cm

Weight: 185 grams

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