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An Attractive Early 20thC German Glass & Silver Applied Decanter Imported by Berthold Hermann Muller; London, 1913 antiques deaths among civilian populations caused

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deaths among civilian populations caused indirectly by war approximated to ten million

Locations in the UK shown include Anglesey

The hospital's chapel was built in 1866 by E

having two mirrored glass tiers and decorated with iron swags and tassels to each side surviving from late nineteenth century continental Europe

An Attractive Early 20thC German Glass & Silver Applied Decanter Imported by Berthold Hermann Muller; London, 1913 antiques deaths among civilian populations causedOrigin: German Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1913 Base: 2. 75" square Height: 7. 75" The beautifully proportioned glass decanter of square sleeve form with an applied silver band to the base with pierced and relief figural decoration, with gilt highlights to the upper section and stopper, showing import marks to the base for London 1913, Berthold Hermann Muller of Hanau. The decanter is in good condition with surface marks

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