Georgian Sterling Silver Pepper Pot or Shaker, London 1829

About This Piece

An antique English sterling silver and gilt-lined pepper pot or salt shaker, London 1829. This early 19th century Georgian piece has a half-fluted design around the body, raised on a round pedestal base engraved with a crest or armorial, with gadrooned details on the top. A fine and substantial piece at 91 grams.

Hallmarks & Provenance

English sterling silver, London, 1829. Marked with the Lion Passant for .925 silver, the Crowned Leopard’s Head for London, the Monarch’s Head duty mark, and date letter "O" for 1829. Maker’s mark worn but appears to be IJ, possibly John Jones III.

Details & Dimensions

• Origin: London, England
• Date: 1829 (George IV / early William IV)
• Maker: Possibly John Jones III (IJ)
• Assay: London
• Material: Sterling silver, .925, with gilt interior
• Height: 4"
• Base height: 1½"
• Weight: 91 grams
• Armorial: Crest or armorial engraved on base
• Item ID: 120070

Condition

Excellent for age. Minor surface wear commensurate with age and use. Gilt lining in very good condition. Base is slightly out of round.

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