Harry Payne Whitney Sterling Silver Octagonal 1906 Polo Trophy Tray Engraved Westbury Challenge Cups Won By Meadow Brook J. Press Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue Sz 12 H x

Harry Payne Whitney Sterling Silver Octagonal 1906 Polo Trophy Tray Engraved Westbury Challenge Cups Won By Meadow Brook J. Press Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue Sz 12 H x

Name: Harry Payne Whitney Sterling Silver Octagonal 1906 Polo Trophy Tray Engraved Westbury Challenge Cups Won By Meadow Brook J. Press Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue Sz 12 H x
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Harry Payne Whitney Sterling Silver Octagonal 1906 Polo Trophy Tray Engraved Westbury Challenge Cups Won By Meadow Brook J. Press Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue Sz 12 H x Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue HuntEx libris Sydney R Rockwell Silver Co Provenance: Whitney Vanderbilt Collection and Stephen Sanford's Hurricanes

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