Sterling silver, glass insert
England, London, 1931 & Sheffield, 1839
Mustard pot laterally stamped Sterling, London, Year 1931 and maker’s mark ‘F F.C’, Frank Finley Clarkson (registered 1902) in cartridge and underneath marked ‘Clarkson Northallerton’
Both spoons stamped Sterling, Sheffield, 1839, King William IV and maker's mark
‘PL’, Patrick Leonard (registered 1835) in rectangle
Height: 7.5 cm
Weight: approx. 311 grams
Good condition

This Lot includes a silver mustard spoon with a cobalt blue glass insert made in London. The cylindrical shape is designed with a curved handle and hinged lid. It comes with two silver spoons made in Sheffield, decorated with the engraved initial D.

The objects are each stamped Sterling, London, Year 1931 and maker’s mark ‘F F.C’ in cartridge and underneath marked ‘Clarkson Northallerton’ and Sterling, Sheffield, 1839, King William IV and maker's mark ‘PL’ in rectangle. They are in good overall condition. The glass insert shows a small chip at the upper edge, otherwise overall very good impression. Height: 7.5 cm. Weight: approx. 311 grams.

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