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Silver plated sugar bowl.
C. B. Walker - silversmith before it became Walker & Hall or just a reseller?
Sheffield, England.
Era: 1800s.

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The Walker of Walker & Hall was George Walker. He retired from the company in 1868 after which there were neither Walkers nor Halls associated with W&H. So C B Walker must have been a retailer or this isn’t a Walker & Hall piece.

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Thanks, Phil! Respect!