Silver mustard pot with blue glass

A silver mustard pot with blue glass liner and associated mustard spoon. Hallmarked Birmingham 1900 maker Deakin & Francis, the spoon hallmarked Birmingham 1900 maker Levi & Salaman. (2)

A silver mustard pot with blue glass liner. Hallmarked Birmingham 1900, maker Deakin & FrancisPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. We are however happy

(2) Silver Mustard Pots With Blue Glass Inserts. G.N. over R.H. into a shield hallmark on back of one. George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. Hinged lid. Short rounded body with three claw like feet, 8 on one

Silver mustard pot with blue glass inner container. Openwork silver pot with bar decor, placed on 3 claw feet, a curled handle and a silver lid with bulrush flowers. 9x6x14cm. about 192 grams. Minimal

William IV silver mustard pot with blue glass liner, London, 1833-34, engraved interlocking script "MAW", width at base 2.5 inches, height (excluding ornament) 2 inches, kitchen scale: 6.875 oz (gross

A Victorian silver mustard pot with a blue glass liner, hallmarked London 1894. Together with an associated silver spoon, hallmarked Birmingham 1902. Mustard pot approx. 3 1/4" high (2)

Adie Brothers Ltd. sterling silver mustard pot. Birmingham, first half of 20th century. Sterling silver mustard pot having a blue glass insert and an Erickson Silver Shop sterling spoon. Height 2 1/2"

We have offered here a 1771 English Sterling Silver Mustard Pot with a Cobalt Blue Glass Liner. This one has an openwork design around the sides with the Cobalt Blue showing through. It has a handle a

A Victorian silver mustard pot with hinge lid and blue glass liner, hallmarked Sheffield 1898, maker Atkin Brothers. Together with two silver pepperettes, hallmarked Birmingham 1904, maker Cornelius D

A silver mustard pot of octagonal form with blue glass liner. Hallmarked Birmingham 1933, maker William Neale ltd

English sterling silver mustard pot, elegant Adams style, with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1931 H5.5 X L 6 cm H2.5 X L 3 inch

A silver mustard pot of neo classical design with blue glass liner. Hallmarked Chester 1902 maker Hasler brothers. 2 3/4" high

4 sterling silver salt dishes & 1 mustard pot with cobalt blue glass linings and 2 spoons. Master salt measures 5"L x 2.5"D x 2.25"H; 2 small salts: 2"L x 1.5"W x 1"H; mustard pot 3.5"L x 2.5"H x 2"D.

By Samuel Herbert & Co., London, 1768, with hinged cover and cobalt blue glass liner. 3-3/8"h

By Samuel Herbert & Co., London, 1768, with hinged cover and cobalt blue glass liner. 3-3/8"h

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUSTARD POT, by William Evans, London 1883, drum-shaped with gadrooned edge, the flat-top with pierced thumbpiece, blue glass liner. 7cm high, 3.5 troy ounces of silver

A William IV silver mustard pot, Robert Hennell, London 1831, straight sided drum form, angled handle and reeded thumb piece, blue glass liner, 7cm high, 4.06ozt

Crazy amount of detail on this 4 inch tall mustard pot in silver with a blue glass liner. Total silver weight is 2.25 Troy ounces.

UTENSILS - Group of (4) 18th & 19th c. English Sterling Silver Utensils, including: George III period handled Mustard Pot with blue glass liner, hallmarked for London 1802 by Thomas Radcliffe, 3 5/8"

4pc English Georgian Silver Condiments. Includes William Bateman 1820 Mustard Pot with original Blue Glass Liner 2.75x4x3'' (114g), Pair George Adams 1803 Oval Salt Dishes with Bale Handles 2x3.5x2.5'

English Georgian Regency sterling silver mustard pot and spoon. Includes: Peter & William Bateman, London 1807 pot with cobalt blue glass liner (3" x 3.5"; weighs 264.8 grams); Thomas Holland spoon, L

A Georgian English sterling silver and cobalt blue glass mustard pot. Hallmarks for London, 1799. Maker's initials H.A. Together with a condiment set by Walker & Hall, comprised of three cut glass ves

United States,19th-20th Century Group includes miscellaneous silver flatware, compact with mirror, tea strainer, souvenir spoons, mustard pot with blue glass liner, salt and pepper, two sets of tongs,

Antique French Empire sterling silver and blue cobalt glass mustard pot, early 19th century. French parisian hallmark cock or coq (rooster) 1st standard (.950 purity silver) (in use from 1809 to 1819)