Vintage George VI Sterling Silver Mustard Pot and Salt Cellar Set by William Suckling, Birmingham 1946

A refined vintage George VI sterling silver condiment set by William Suckling, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1946. The set includes a mustard pot, an open salt cellar and an accompanying sterling silver spoon. Both condiment cellars are fitted with cobalt blue glass liners, creating an attractive contrast against the polished silver.

The classic proportions and practical format make this a charming addition to a traditional table setting or a collection of English silver dining pieces. The cobalt blue liners add both decorative appeal and useful protection for the sterling silver interiors.

Details

• Item: Vintage sterling silver mustard pot and salt cellar set with spoon
• Maker: William Suckling
• Origin: Birmingham, England
• Date / Period: 1946, George VI period
• Material: Sterling silver with cobalt blue glass liners
• Hallmarks: Birmingham hallmarks for 1946
• Mustard Pot: 4 cm high; 7.5 cm long
• Salt Cellar: 3 cm high; 5.5 cm long
• Spoon: 5.5 cm long
• Gross Weight: 128.5 g, including glass liners
• Silver Weight: 81 g

Condition

Very good vintage condition overall, with light age-related wear consistent with careful use. The sterling silver pieces and cobalt blue glass liners display beautifully. Please review the photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.

Historical and Collector Context

William Suckling was a Birmingham silversmith associated with a range of sterling silver tableware and dining accessories during the early and mid-20th century. Hallmarked condiment sets from this period remain appealing for their practical form, traditional craftsmanship and decorative cobalt blue glass liners.

This set would suit collectors of English sterling silver, George VI tableware, vintage condiment sets and traditional dining pieces.

Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. We are happy to provide further details or images on request.