What an Antique Italian Silver Tray Is Worth at Auction
What an antique Italian silver tray is worth at auction. City marks, weight and later copies, with verified prices from Vienna, London and Milan.
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What an antique Italian silver tray is worth at auction. City marks, weight and later copies, with verified prices from Vienna, London and Milan.
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