A Toast to Sport

A Toast to Sport

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'The 19th Hole': a rare silver golfing cocktail stick holder, unmarked, probably German, circa 1930

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Lot Closed

December 19, 03:05 PM GTNN

Estimate

600 - 800 GBP

Lot Details

Description

'The 19th Hole': a rare electroplate golfing cocktail stick holder, stamped 835, probably German, circa 1930


Modelled as a cocktail shaker with golf ball finial, the cocktail sticks modelled as golf flags,

11cm., 4 ¼in. high

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