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Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10
Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10

Fine English GEORGIAN Sterling MUSTARD POT-Cobalt Liner-Maker IB, London 1809-10

$ 95.03

Availability: 14 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Brand: IB
  • Age: 1800-1849
  • Type: Mustard Pot
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Region: United Kingdom
  • Style: Georgian
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Material: Silver
  • Condition: Fairly good condition, cracks / patch near lid spoon cutout, tiny flakes to liner edge, normal signs of use
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Pattern: Chased

    Description

    Up for bid is a fine English George III sterling boat-shaped mustard pot with cobalt glass liner by maker IB, London 1809-10 (I think).  The piece is 4 ½ inches long over the handle by 2 3/8 inches wide by 2 ¾ inches tall and the silver portion weighs 137 grams.  It has a hinged lid with thumbpiece, decorated with flat chased flowers and berries.  The sides have chased cartouches, with flat chased flowers and leaves between.  It stands on four ball feet, and has a flat top scroll handle.  The interior is lightly gilded, and has its original cobalt glass liner. It has not been monogrammed.  The piece is marked on the side near the handle with an [IB] maker’s mark and London hallmarks for 1809-10 (I think), though the date letter is rubbed and it could be something else.
    Condition on the piece is fairly good.  The cutout in the lid has some cracks along the edges and possibly a small added patch.  Otherwise there is just normal wear of age, and a couple of tiny flakes to the liner edge. A fine old English mustard pot!