A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY MUSTARD AND PEPPER POTS

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

A George V 'Arts and Crafts' sterling silver mounted birch wood three-piece cruet set, London 1935 by Henry George Murphy (1884-1939) Comprising a salt, pepper pot, mustard pot with mustard spoon. The

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

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.)

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE-PIECE CRUET SET, by Edgar Finley & Hugh Taylor, London 1890; together with A GEORGE V SILVER MUSTARD POT, by Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1924. (4) Mustard 8cm high

Zachariah Barraclough and Sons, Chester 1919, a George V silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, reeded strap handle and ogee lid with urn finial, glass liner, 8cm high, 3.16ozt

Nathan and Hayes, Chester 1914, a George V silver mustard pot, Neoclassical footed urn form, bright cut and reticulated with swags and roundels over a verticlly banded ground, between beaded borders,

Roberts and Belk, Sheffield 1927, a George V silver mustard pot, elongated octagonal section, with bright cut denticulated rim, angled handle and domed lid, glass liner, 8cm high, 4.82ozt

Charles Perry and Co., Chester 1930, a George V silver mustard pot, straight sided ogee fluted rectanular section, with flat lid and acanthus finial, 6cm high, 4.91ozt

Zachariah Barraclough and Sons, Chester 1919, a George V silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, reeded strap handle and ogee lid with urn finial, glass liner, 8cm high, 3.16ozt

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPER POTS, by Edward Charles Brown, London 1875, each in the form of an owl. (2) 7cm high, 2.8 troy ounces gross

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPER POTS MODELLED AS KNIGHT'S HELMETSGEORGE UNITE & SONS, BIRMINGHAM 1876With a hinged visor and circular base7cm (2 3/4in) high125g (4 oz)

A PAIR OF GEORGE VI SILVER SALT AND PEPPER POTS by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1949, of tapering cylindrical form with detachable bases, facsimile signatures. (2) 7cm high, 5 troy ounces gross Robert

Three English Silver Noveltiesthe first an Edwardian silver hunting horn with rubbed sponsor's mark, Chester (1907) (12 1/4 in.); and a pair of George V silver demitasse spoons with golfer backs, mark

Comprising a pair of Whiting George II style silver salts, with cobalt blue glass liners, four glass spoons with shell-form bowls, a Daniel & Arter 'Nevada Silver' spoon, a silverplate mustard pot wit

A Pair of English Silver Covered Salt Cellars. Together with a pair of English silver salt spoons, a cobalt glass lined English silver mustard pot with mustard spoon and four pepper pots

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'

Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1841 and 1837, a matched pair of Victorian silver mustard pots of cylindrical form with chased arabesque decoration, shaped skirt base, the hinged domed lids wi

A silver cruet set hallmarked for London 1953: comprising pair salts, pair mustard pots and pair pepper pots, with liners and 2 spoons 149g. (6)

A matched silver cruet set, various dates, comprising a pair of mustard pots, a pair of pepper pots, a pair of open salts and four condiment spoons, approximately 378gm/Provenance: Beverston Castle

Six-piece group: pair of waiters, Parker and Wakelin, together with George II style waiter (Birmingham), Irish glass-lined mustard pot with spoon, and pair of urn-form salt cellars, England All marked

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY POMANDER COMPACT, by James Samuel Bell, London 1911, retailed by Frank Hyams Ltd, 128 New Bond Street, in the form of an apple, hinged cover to the base op

CRICKET INTEREST: A GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY CRUET, by Harrods Ltd, London 1917, in the form of a cricket bail, engraved to the side 'E.M June 16 1918', one end with pull-off cap, the other with pierce