Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Main photo of the pot looking down from above. The triangle shape is very clear with the opening pointed tip to the centre top and thumb rest is at the wide end of triangle in the centre with lid opening finial just above the thumb rest. There are some golden tinges to the pot but this is just light reflection the pot is sterling silver throughout with no gilt or gold plating.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of pot seen from a slightly raised angle with the thumb rest in the centre mid section, the pot finial visible just above thumb rest, triangle shape of the pot visible and end of spoon sticking out at the top end.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Close up photo of the back of mustard pot where the thumb rest is. There is some gold colouring to the pot but this is just the light reflection.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of pot seen from the pointed front end and from an almost eye level angle. The lid is closed and the tip of the spoon handle is just visible poking out of the top
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of pot seen from a side angle and from an eye level. The handle with thumb rest to the top is seen on the left, the flat lid finial is seen on the top slanting slightly to the left towards the thumb rest and the spoon end is on the right sticking out of the pointed end.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of pot from a diagonal & slightly raised angle. The lid is open with the finial neatly resting on the thumb rest on the handle. The pointed end of the pot is on the right with Bristol blue glass lining visible and spoon handle sticking out on the right also.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of pot seen from the front pointed opening end of triangular pot. The tip of the spoon end is visible to the centre and the lid is shown open revealing the Bristol blue glass lining.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Photo of all 3 pieces which make up the pot shown separated and individually. The pot is to the left and slightly back, the Bristol blue glass lining is to the right of the pot slightly forward and the spoon is laid in the foreground.
Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay. Close up photo of the hallmarks to the bottom of the pot and back of the spoon bowl.

Art Deco Silver Mustard Pot

£125.00

Sterling silver mustard pot from the Art Deco era. An triangular mustard pot in sterling silver with original blue Bristol glass lining. Lovely design detail with thumb hold at top of handle making opening with one hand a breeze. Full hallmark at base for Birmingham assay c1931 by William Neale. The spoon is not original and measures 58mm long. It is made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons c1912 Sheffield assay.

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The Art Deco silver mustard pot is triangular with its original blue Bristol glass lining intact, with a hallmark for Birmingham 1931 by William Neale. The stunning pot includes a small silver spoon that adds to the classic style. To care for the Art Deco silver mustard pot, we suggest using a soft cloth to polish it to a shine.
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Dimensions 70 × 64 × 51 mm

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