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Unusual Georgian Sterling Silver Mustard Pot
Unusual Georgian sterling silver mustard pot in a drum style with a hinged engraved foliage lid, a cut out for the spoon on the side and a central crest leaf capped scroll handle. The pierced body has two cows, foliage decoration and a pierced crest with just a makers mark. This intriguing mustard pot is being sold as found with a few branches missing and some detached leaves as shown in the photos. Complete with a Bristol blue liner that does fit but I suspect that this is not the original. (c.1800).
Weight excluding glass liner 124g
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MP-P69162
Info sheet
- Maker
- Possibly William Burwash, London
- Date
- Circa 1800
- Height
- 5.7cm (2.25")
- Diameter
- 7cm (2.75")
- Weight
- 242g
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Unusual Georgian sterling silver mustard pot in a drum style with a hinged engraved foliage lid, a cut out for the spoon on the side and a central crest leaf capped scroll handle. The pierced body has two cows, foliage decoration and a pierced crest with just a makers mark. This intriguing mustard pot is being sold as found with a few branches missing and some detached leaves as shown in the photos. Complete with a Bristol blue liner that does fit but I suspect that this is not the original. (c.1800).
Weight excluding glass liner 124g