A Gorgeous Silver Mounted Regency Period Pepper Pot.

A gorgeous silver mounted pepper pot from the Regency period. This delightful example has an ovoid body with cross-hatch and vertical cutting - repeated on the base. The pull-off lid is hallmarked and has reeded sides. A wonderful example from the Georgian dining table, both practical and decorative.

P&P contribution £8.00 UK

£15.00 Worldwide

Condition :- Very good with no splits or losses to the silver. The glass is very good with only a few fleabites and some nibbles around the foot, commensurate with age and use.

Hallmarks :- Clear and readable, Town mark missing.

Date :- London 1813.

Maker :- Stephen Noad.

Height :- 10.5 cms.

Base diameter :- 4 cms.

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