Novelty Silver Pheasant Peppers: Victorian Silver

This pair of novelty silver Pheasant peppers were made in London 1888 by Charles Boyton II. They are quite charming models, well rendered and decorated, with fine feather patterns softened with age, but still in good condition.

Novelty silver from the Victorian period is quite rare and sought after, and these beautiful silver bird peppers are no exception.

Each pepper measures approximately 4 inches long.

Type: pepper pot
Function: Dining
Maker: Charles Boyton (the Elder)
Country: England

Price: £ 655 GBP

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