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Stewart Dawson Mother Of Pearl Christening Set Circa 1900 Silverplate Nickel Hallmarked

Stewart Dawson Mother Of Pearl Christening Set Circa 1900 Silverplate Nickel Hallmarked

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Item #1049
Lot #8 of 35
Item Description

Stewart Dawson Mother Of Pearl Christening Set Circa 1900 Silverplate Nickel Hallmarked. Engraved and in original box. Box has some damage to the end (see photos) but the 3 piece set is in very good condition.

Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd - a wholesale/retail business established in 1869 by David Stewart Dawson. The firm moved to London where it is listed as watch manufacturers in 1897 as Stewart Dawson & Co. Premises were opened in Melbourne and Sydney in Australia. The firm was converted into a limited liability company in 1907 under the style Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd. The business was sold in 1931 to R.H.O. Hills of Blackpool and continued its activity until c. 1935.

David Stewart Dawson (25 November 1849 – 6 August 1932), frequently referred to as Stewart Dawson, was an Australian manufacturing jeweller and property tycoon born in Cairnie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Notes: Good condition. Box has broken end with loss of wood and leather, cutlery in good condition, mother of pearl

Estimate

$40 - $80

Dimensions

7.5" x 1.0" x 3,75"

Categories

Housewares, Cutlery & Knives

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20%

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