Antikes Silber - Annodazumal Antikschmuck: Antiker georgianischer Senftopf in Sterling Silber kaufen

Antikes Tafelsilber - Annodazumal Antikschmuck: Prächtiger georgianischer Senftopf in 925/- Silber kaufen

Antique Georgian mustard pot in sterling silver

Antique Georgian mustard pot in sterling silver

SKU: A22503.2
Category: sold out

Magnificent large antique Georgian mustard pot made of 925/- sterling silver, created in 1823 by Jonathan Hayne in London. Resting on a segmented base, the pot is characterised by a rectangular baluster body with rounded corners and corded rim. A domed hinged lid with a ball knob and a gilded interior complete the design. An engraved aristocratic coat of arms adorns the lid. Includes a matching mustard spoon by Charles Boyton from 1835, an exquisite piece for collectors of antique silverware.

€ 450,00

incl. 0% VAT , plus

Currently out of stock

An exquisite masterpiece of the Georgian era: this antique mustard pot, made in 1829 by Jonathan Hayne in London, represents the elegance and craftsmanship of the early 19th century. Made from the finest 925/- sterling silver, this collector's item is enthroned on a rising, segmented base that not only provides stability but also a touch of grandeur.

The body of the mustard pot demonstrates a refined sense of aesthetics: a segmented, rectangular baluster body with gently rounded corners gives it an unmistakable shape. The finely crafted cord edge emphasises the classic design and adds a subtle but effective texture. A special highlight is the hinged, domed lid, crowned by an attractive ball knob that makes opening and closing a small ritual.

Inside, the mustard pot surprises with a gold-plated interior that is not only visually appealing, but also functional: the gold plating protects the silver from the corrosive properties of the mustard and ensures that the piece will last a long time. The flat handle of the pot ensures comfortable handling and blends seamlessly into the overall design.

Another detail that emphasises the history and exclusivity of this piece is the engraved aristocratic coat of arms on the lid - a testament to its aristocratic origins and the times in which it was made.

This exquisite mustard pot is complemented by a matching mustard spoon, made in 1835 by Charles Boyton, also in London. This spoon, a perfect complement to the pot, adds to the authenticity and completeness of this museum collector's item.

A testament to Georgian silversmithing and historical elegance, this mustard pot is far more than just a utilitarian object: it is a piece of history that has stood the test of time and deserves a place of honour in any collection of antique silverware.

Dimensions & details
- Sterling silver 925/-
- Weight 166.62 with spoon
- Width 9.5 cm
- Height 7.2 cm

era:	Classicism
subjects:	collectibles Decorative & showcase objects Silverware Table setting Antique Silverware Accessories
materials:	Silber
Shipping weight:	0,35 kg
Item weight:	0,20 kg

Contact data

Title

First name

Last name

Company - optional

E-Mail

Phone - optional

Question about item

Your question

I accept the privacy policy and agree to the processing of my data.

Data Protection ()

I have read the terms and conditions.

Contact data

E-Mail

I accept the privacy policy and agree to the processing of my data.

Data Protection ()