Antique British sterling silver mustard pot and spoon. Victorian lidded mustard pot with original Bristol blue glass insert. Ornately decorated with raised beading on the top and bottom with bright cut engravings of interlocking bands and swags throughout. The interlocking band bright cut design is repeated in a circular band on the top of the lid. The spoon is dated slightly later than the mustard pot but still Victorian. This would be useful as a salt cellar or the glass insert could be replaced to use as a mustard pot once again.

Mustard Pot Marks:
TP (makers mark Thomas Parker)
Lion Passant (Sterling Silver)
Leopards Head (Lion)
U (Year 1875)
Regents head (Young Queen Victoria)

Spoon Marked:
Leopards Head (London)
Lion Passant (Sterling Silver)
G (year 1882)
Regents Head (Young queen Victoria)

A great addition to your Victorian home decor, table decor or mustard pot collection.

MEASUREMENTS

Victorian mustard pot measures 2.6“ diameter (3.4" wide with handle) by 1.75" tall and weighs 9.6oz with glass insert and spoon. The spoon measures just over 3" long.

CONDITION

In good used condition with signs of use commensurate with age. The Bristol blue glass insert is broken completely in half with an old repair that still allow it to be used as a salt cellar. This can be seen clearly in the photos (please see all pictures as they form part of the condition description).

Shop Ref: Box No.13

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