8 Early 20th Century Lee Yee Hing .900 Silver & Jade Bamboo & Buddha Iced Teaspoons Fr. 1654* Great First Day of Issue Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 8 Early 20th Century Lee Yee Hing .900 Silver & Jade Bamboo & Buddha Iced Teaspoons Fr. 1654* Great First Day of Issue Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 86746574545
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8 Early 20th Century Lee Yee Hing .900 Silver & Jade Bamboo & Buddha Iced Teaspoons Fr. 1654* Great First Day of Issue Date:1831 Lg Let Great First Day of Issue $2 Federal Reserve Star note from the San Francisco district Serial Number 34267744 This neat open face watch in pendant setting had a small production of just 7 Excellent estate condition Two of the teaspoons 6 8" x 7 16"

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