This is an excellent, Edwardian silver mustard pot by Edward John and Noble Haseler, Chester, 1911. Oval in form, this piece is in the Georgian style and refreshingly plain. Having a raised lid with an Adams-style finial, it is a quality item from this renowned workshop and made from a good gauge of silver. It has its original cobalt blue, glass liner. With no damage to either the glass or the silver and no repairs or losses, this mustard pot is in excellent antique condition, with very minimal signs of use. The hinge is strong. The liner fits snugly. The hallmarks, on both the base and the lid are exceptionally clear. In all, a lovely item. [Please note that there are some reflections in the images.) Length including handle: 8.5cm (3.25 inches)Width of base: 4cm (1.5 inches)Height: 6.5cm (2.5 inches)Silver Weight: 60 gramsTotal Weight: 128 grams We accept card payment via Stripe, and the on-site PayPal facility, where card payments can also be made (a PayPal account is not required), payments by bank transfer, or single payments by cheque. (Please contact us for our bank details etc.) Care is taken with packing. Items are shipped tracked and insured. Returns are accepted. Please contact us within 14 days of receipt. Unless item has been described incorrectly, buyer pays all postage costs associated with the transaction. All items are antique and will usually show some signs of age. Items returned must be in their original c...