17th Nov, 2011 9:00 GMT/BST
Autumn Catalogue Sale
279
An Important Australian Silver Three Piece Tea Service, presented to Captain Valentine Ryan,...
The Barque "Camden", 432 tons and built in London. From Sydney to Surabaja, wrecked on rocks at the Straits of Madura, 8 August 1836.
Sold for £42,000
Estimated at £20,000 - £30,000
One sphere foot off teapot and hinge damage. Wear/tear and dents. Thin around cartouche. Finial part brass. Sugar with large flange dent. 111011
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