BRYCE MENAGERIE BEAR NOVELTY MUSTARD POT

BRYCE MENAGERIE BEAR NOVELTY MUSTARD POT, blue, cover with slot for spoon. Bryce, Higbee & Co. Circa 1885. 4 3/8" HOA.Literature: Higby - Bryce, Higbee and J. B. Higbee Glass, p. 97, fig. 562.Provenan

BRYCE MENAGERIE NOVELTY ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a Bear mustard pot with slot for spoon, and an Owl creamer with paint decorated eyes. Bryce, Higbee & Co. Circa 1885. 3 5/8" and 4 1

Measures 6" W x 6" D x 5 3/4" HSold on BONHAMS for $1370 pounds

Rare Antique Silver Plated Owl Novelty Mustard Pot. With twisted silver spoon. 378 grams total weight, 6 inches H.

A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY MUSTARD POTS, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1926, in the form of skittles, engraved with initials and with associated silver spoons. (4) 10.2c

Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1898, a Victorian novelty silver mustard pot, in the form of an egg, on three spherical feet with ball finial, glass liner, 7cm high, 1.89ozt

Bryce Higbee Honey Pooh Bear amber colored Novelty frog candy dish. Croaky it's a nice one! Measures 3" by 8".

A novelty silver owl cruet set Richard Comyns, London 1967 Modelled as standing owls with glass eyes, comprising a salt, pepper and mustard pot with a spoon formed as mouse hanging from the owl's mou

In the form of a milk churn and pail with parcel gilt banding and matched shovel spoon. Stacked set to reveal a mustard pot, salt and pepper set. London, 1871. George Adams. 211g. H. 11 cm (4 1/4 in.)

Georg Jensen (Danish, 1866-1935). Rare sterling silver Cactus mustard and spoon with Royal Copenhagen red porcelain mustard pot. Lid with makers hallmark #815C. Jar bears makers mark, 80/3, and factor

A George III Silver Mustard Pot. Fluted lower half body with a gadrooning border. Side of pot bears hallmarks of London, 1814, and WB for William Burnwash. Lid bears a three letter monogram. Clear cry

English novelty silver plate condiment set, George Richmond Collis & Company, equestrian themed, with riding boot pepper shaker and mustard pot, riding crop spoon, jockey cap salt dish, on horseshoe a

MENAGERIE CHILDREN'S TOY FOUR-PIECE TABLE SET, amber, comprising a bear covered sugar bowl, fish spooner, owl creamer, and turtle covered butter dish. Bryce, Higbee & Co. Circa 1885. 2 1/4" to 4 1/4"

Lioness, Black & brown bears, along with Johillco pine tree & Britains Garden Series flower pot & others. 19 pieces. Condition fair to very good. No box.

Medallion Coin Silver Mustard Pot , John R. Wendt for Ball, Black & Co., New York, act. 1855-1870, cover with Spartan helmet, finial, handles surmounted by Renaissance bust, laurel leaf and beaded bor

A French first standard silver gilt Neoclassical style figural mustard potMaison Odiot, Paris20th centuryWith maker's marks to underside and *10 402.height 6 1/4in (16cm); width 5 1/2in (14cm); depth

English, probably Leeds, circa 1780. The outer wall entirely pierced; beading around foot and rim; ball finial; entwined handles. . Provenance: J. R. Kidson (Author of Seminal 1892 book, Historical No

Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Toad Form Mustard Pot by William Comyns & Sons, Ltd., London, 1967, modeled as a seated frog with spoon as frog's forked tongue, glass eyes, cobalt glass liner, marked 'St

A rare early George III sterling silver mustard pot, London 1760 by John Jacob (reg. 20th June 1739) Of cylindrical ‘drum’ form, the hinged disc lid with incised concentric circles raised

A Worcester polychrome mustard pot, 1770, crescent mark, cylinder drum form, reeded and painted with floral bouquets between raised gilt C scroll and dagger borders, relief moulded floral finial, ear

H: 13,5 cm

Georgian sterling silver glass lined mustard pot. George III, London, 1774. Fully hallmarked. No monogram. Good condition. Weighs 294 grams or 9.45 troy ounces with glass bottom removed. Measures 6.2

Japanese, Early 20th Century, Glass Eyes. Retains Original Mouse Handle Spoon, Later Glass Insert, Height 4.75 Inches, Weight 209 Grams. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

English Leeds, circa 1774.Pairs of mustards were often provided when sets of dinnerware were ordered. A daisy-ish finial tops both; reading around lower bodies; entwined handles; with mustard spoons.P