Exquisite Sterling Silver Mustard Pot – Birmingham 1906 by William Oliver

Elegant Antique Silver Mustard Pot with Repoussé Scrollwork

This refined antique sterling silver mustard pot was crafted in 1906 by William Oliver and features ornate repoussé floral scrollwork throughout. The scrolled thumb rest and blank cartouche add to its traditional Edwardian charm. Though the original glass liner is no longer present and the lid is slightly loose at the hinge, the piece remains structurally sound and highly decorative.

A matched sterling silver spoon is included, made in Sheffield in 1920 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd. The pairing complements the pot beautifully, making this a complete and functional tableware collectible.

Fully Hallmarked Antique Silver

Both the mustard pot and spoon bear full English sterling silver hallmarks:

Mustard Pot Maker: William Oliver
Assay Office: Birmingham
Year: 1906
Spoon Maker: James Dixon & Sons Ltd
Assay Office: Sheffield
Year: 1920
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Weight (combined): 54.9 grams
Interior: No liner
Condition: Good antique condition – lid slightly loose, no dents or repairs

This elegant Edwardian period sterling silver mustard pot is ideal for collectors, antique tableware enthusiasts, or those seeking a distinguished display piece with historic English character.

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