An Arts and Crafts Silver Mustard Pot by A E JonesSOLD

This pretty little antique silver mustard pot was made by the renowned Arts and Crafts silversmith, A E Jones. It is hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, very early for the work of A E Jones, who only begun production in 1902! It is fully hallmarked Sterling Silver.

It is of beautiful Arts and Crafts design, hand made, and hand planished with typical and highly attractive Arts and Crafts silver hammer marks. The hallmarks are slightly rubbed but completely readable. It is also worth noting that despite being 20th century it is now over 100 years old, and so officially a piece of antique silver!

A pretty little Arts and Crafts Silver Mustard pot by A E Jones, made in fully hallmarked Sterling Silver.

Type: mustard pot
Function: Dining
Maker: A E Jones
Country: England


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