STERLING SILVER MUSTARD POT COBALT BLUE GLASS LINER Edward Hutton England c1889

Description

A sterling silver
mustard pot with hinged lid.
An oval shaped body with a scroll-form handle.
Domed lid with slot for a spoon.
Cobalt-blue glass liner.
Not monogrammed.
Please see and inspect all photos.
Hallmarked on the body side and inside on the lid:
maker initials "EH" into a scalloped punch for Edward Hutton,
(William Hutton & Sons, registered March 1880);
"Lion Passant" for British sterling silver;
"Leopard Head" for city of London;
date letter "O" into a shield for 1913
"Queen" profile for tax/duty;
number "3" probably for pattern or manufacturer code.
Pictures will tell you more.
Approx:
Height (w/ thumb piece): 2-7/8in.  (72mm.)
Width (w/handle): 3-7/8in.  (98mm.)
Body Width: 2-13/16in.  (70mm.)
Body Depth: 1-5/8in.  (41mm.)
Cup Capacity: 2 fl.oz.  (60ml.)
Silver Weight (w/o glass): 3.17 troy oz.  (98.5 gr.)
Total Weight: 6.10 troy oz.  (189.8 gr.)
Clean, free of blemishes,
but with few minor dings.
Dark spots you are seeing on the photos,
are reflections of a camera and other objects.
Commensurate with age, the condition is very good to excellent.
Rare for its pattern, maker and overall condition.
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