Victorian sterling silver large mustard with ruby liner and spoon condiment set, 1865
Impressive large mid-Victorian sterling silver mustard pot and spoon condiment set. Drum-shaped round body with openwork pierced foliage design to the sides and a scrolling handle. Slightly domed cover is decorated with flowers and wriggle work borders and is surmounted with a pierced leaf thumbpiece. The lid is original and bears the same hallmarks as the pot. The pot has it's original ruby glass liner.
The large mustard spoon has an ornate fluted handle embossed with scrolls and shells in the "Prince Albert" pattern - a variation of King's that was very popular at the time, as Queen Victoria has married Albert several years prior.
Spoon made by Jacob Wintle, London in 1845; mustard by William Evans, London in 1865.
121.14 g / 3.89 t oz silver weight
224 g total weight
spoon - 10.5 cm
pot - 5.3 cm tall
5.5 cm body diameter
9 cm wide including handle
Excellent antique condition. The spoon handle is a bit uneven; the rim of the mustard is a bit uneven; air bubble inside the liner.
Impressive large mid-Victorian sterling silver mustard pot and spoon condiment set. Drum-shaped round body with openwork pierced foliage design to the sides and a scrolling handle. Slightly domed cover is decorated with flowers and wriggle work borders and is surmounted with a pierced leaf thumbpiece. The lid is original and bears the same hallmarks as the pot. The pot has it's original ruby glass liner.
The large mustard spoon has an ornate fluted handle embossed with scrolls and shells in the "Prince Albert" pattern - a variation of King's that was very popular at the time, as Queen Victoria has married Albert several years prior.
Spoon made by Jacob Wintle, London in 1845; mustard by William Evans, London in 1865.
121.14 g / 3.89 t oz silver weight
224 g total weight
spoon - 10.5 cm
pot - 5.3 cm tall
5.5 cm body diameter
9 cm wide including handle
Excellent antique condition. The spoon handle is a bit uneven; the rim of the mustard is a bit uneven; air bubble inside the liner.
Impressive large mid-Victorian sterling silver mustard pot and spoon condiment set. Drum-shaped round body with openwork pierced foliage design to the sides and a scrolling handle. Slightly domed cover is decorated with flowers and wriggle work borders and is surmounted with a pierced leaf thumbpiece. The lid is original and bears the same hallmarks as the pot. The pot has it's original ruby glass liner.
The large mustard spoon has an ornate fluted handle embossed with scrolls and shells in the "Prince Albert" pattern - a variation of King's that was very popular at the time, as Queen Victoria has married Albert several years prior.
Spoon made by Jacob Wintle, London in 1845; mustard by William Evans, London in 1865.
121.14 g / 3.89 t oz silver weight
224 g total weight
spoon - 10.5 cm
pot - 5.3 cm tall
5.5 cm body diameter
9 cm wide including handle
Excellent antique condition. The spoon handle is a bit uneven; the rim of the mustard is a bit uneven; air bubble inside the liner.
