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ANTIQUE SILVER MUSTARD POTS

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A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).

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A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).
A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).
A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).
A very handsome and large Scottish Sterling Silver mustard pot, having a plain oval body with slightly curved sides, with applied reeded borders, a domed lid with an urn-shaped finial, a scroll side-handle with plain oval thumb-piece, and a fitted blue glass liner. Made by Robert Sawers Ltd of Edinburgh in 1936. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Scottish silver mustard pot are height 8.5 cms (3.3 inches), length 8 cms (3 inches), depth (inc. handle) 8 cms (3 inches), and it weighs approx. 108g (3.5 troy ounces).

Bryan Douglas offer a fine collection of antique sterling silver mustard pots available for viewing and secure purchase online. The range of silver mustard pots includes beautiful hand engraved and chased pots in a variety of designs. To view any sterling silver mustard pot just click on the image to see an enlarged photograph. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Pepper Pots or Antique Silver Salt Cellars.


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