Andrew Cox Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
This lovely example has a cylindrical body with cut and rounded lobes. To the base is a polished pontil mark. The silver mount has a band of reeding to the rim and a hinged lid, with steeple final to the top. A hallmarked long handled mustard spoon of similar date is also included. A wonderful collector's item and still usable today for other condiments.
Postage and Packing contribution :- £8.00 UK
£15.00 Worldwide
Condition :- Excellent, with no chips or cracks. There are one or two very small flea bites to the glass, commensurate with age and use.
Hallmarks :- Clear and readable.
Date :- Sheffield 1828.
Maker :- William Watson & Thomas Bradbury.
Height :- 10 cms.
Diameter :- 6 cms.
Spoon Hallmarks :- Clear and readable.
Date :- London 1838 - unusually with William IV duty mark.
Maker :- Unknown.
Andrew Cox Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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A silver mounted George IV dry mustard
