Lot 16
Pair of George III silver open salts, a silver mustard pot, etc.
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Condition Report
George III pair of silver open salts, each of oval form with gadrooned rim and vertical pierced gallery sides with crested cartouche, with blue glass liner, the whole standing on four claw and ball feet, hallmarked Robert Hennell I, London 1779. Together with a late Victorian silver mustard pot, hallmarked Florence Warden Chester 1896, a Victorian silver mounted glass beaker and various condiment spoons and pickle forks (mainly silver). (19).
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Purchasing information-
Overall the items within the lot display general scratches, marks, wear and tarnishing commensurate with the age and use. Heavy tarnishing visible to some parts. Minor nibbles and chips to the blue glass liners, the glass liners to the open salts also differ slightly, one has a star cut base, the second plain. The beaker has a initial engraving to the silver rim. A number of the condiment spoons are in poor condition. There is some variance in the condition of the hallmarks but generally they appear to be clear and legible.
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