Matching George V Sterling Silver Pepperette & Mustard

Name: Matching George V Sterling Silver Pepperette & Mustard
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA780025

1900 - 1920

Sold by TJR Trading

Description

This is a matching George V hallmarked sterling silver pepperette and mustard. They were assayed in Birmingham in 1911, and made by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd. The mustard has an Edwardian hallmarked sterling silver cruet spoon assayed in London in 1902, made by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton)

The pepperette has a wrythen finial, a gadrooned lid, a waisted neck, and a half gadrooned body. The mustard has a wrythen finial, a fluted handle and a half gadrooned body.

The finial of the pepperette has been knocked, pushing it to one side and slightly denting the lid. There are some dents around the waist of the pepperette. The mustard is missing its glass liner, and the hinge is slightly loose. Both have some wear to the hallmarks. Otherwise they are in good general order with wear and tear commensurate to their age.

The pepperette is 9.2cm high, 5.4cm wide and 4.3cm deep

The mustard is 5.3cm high x 8.8cm wide and 4.8cm deep

Total weight 105g / 3.38 oz t

Physical Dimensions

Height

9.2cm (3.62")

Width

5.4cm (2.13")

Depth

4.3cm (1.69")

Declaration

TJR Trading has dated this piece to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA780025

Dealers Internal Reference

C378

Dealers Notes

All items come with free shipping throughout the UK. They will be sent using a recorded or signed for service such as Royal Mail's Special Delivery.

For other international buyers I have added postage costs to the listings.

Please contact me using my email tjrtrading@hotmail.co.uk or through the contact details section on my listings as I am often out sourcing stock and am unable to answer my telephone. I can answer any questions much better by email.

Description

This is a matching George V hallmarked sterling silver pepperette and mustard. They were assayed in Birmingham in 1911, and made by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd.

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The mustard has an Edwardian hallmarked sterling silver cruet spoon assayed in London in 1902, made by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton).

TJR Trading

fig 1. Matching George V Sterling Silver Pepperette & Mustard

The pepperette has a wrythen finial, a gadrooned lid, a waisted neck, and a half gadrooned body. The mustard has a wrythen finial, a fluted handle and a half gadrooned body.

The finial of the pepperette has been knocked, pushing it to one side and slightly denting the lid. There are some dents around the waist of the pepperette. The mustard is missing its glass liner, and the hinge is slightly loose. Both have some wear to the hallmarks. Otherwise they are in good general order with wear and tear commensurate to their age.

The pepperette is 9.2cm high, 5.4cm wide and 4.3cm deep

The mustard is 5.3cm high x 8.8cm wide and 4.8cm deep

Total weight 105g / 3.38 oz t