Andrew Cox Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
The shaped handle echoes the decoration of the gallery and feet and is centrally mounted on a Corinthian column with beaded knops. To the base of the column is a charming armorial. The matching etched clear glass preserve jars are baluster in shape, with a raised base and flared rim. The bodies are etched with foliar and foliate decoration which also includes intricate banding and dot detailing. The cone shaped lids have a crisp point and the etched decoration is charmingly repeated from the body. A wonderful, decorative, unique piece, still usable today.

Postage & Packing contribution £25.00 UK
£45.00 Worldwide
Condition :- Excellent, with no loss or damage to the silver plate and no chips or cracks to the glass preserve jars.
Hallmarks :- Full readable set of plate marks to the underside of the stand.

Maker :- Elkington & Co.
Date :- Birmingham 1867.
Height of stand (to top of handle) :- 25.25 cms.
Width :- 23 cms.
Depth :- 14 cms.
Height of preserve jar :- 17.5 cms.
Diameter of preserve jar (at widest point) :- 9 cms.
Andrew Cox Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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