George III Silver Vinaigrette Thomas Willmore 1798

George III Silver Vinaigrette Thomas Willmore 1798A lovely George III silver vinaigrette of oval form with a typical Georgian engraved design commonly found on patch boxes from the same period. This has a plain grille as was usual on these earlier vinaigrettes. It has a unengraved central cartouche on the front. The inside is complete and contains a plain grille and gilded interior. The hallmarks inside the lid are clear. A really desirable and collectable George III silver vinaigrette. Assay Office:

Silver weight: 315g

Date: 1924

It is a great shape and size

The decoration is crisp with no signs of rubbing or damage

The head has holes to shake the pepper out and the head pulls off to fill it

Maker: E Baker & Son (mark rubbed)

Their sharp lines and clean shape are typical Art Deco design and make them unique

This label is also unusual in that it is designed to rest specifically on the body of a square decanter

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