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ELKINGTON Cutlery - RUSHALL Mirror Pattern - Serving Spoon / Spoons - 8 1/4"

Description: A single Elkington stainless steel serving spoon in the "Rushall" pattern, mirror finish designed by John Brownsword circa 1965. Unboxed.

Please see above for quantity available. Price is per piece.

Markings: Marked as shown in the photo. Size:

Measures 8 1/4" long

Condition: Item is in excellent undamaged condition - with no signs of use. Closed shop stock.

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Company Name: Merrit Robinson LTD

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