Lot Essay
The crest is that of Lawson.
MAKER'S MARK OF ABSTINANDO KING, LONDON, 1806
Details
A George III silver mustard pot
Maker's mark of Abstinando King, London, 1806
Octagonal and with incurved corners, on moulded rim foot and with scroll handle, plain thumbpiece, hinged domed cover and ball finial, engraved with bands of bright-cut foliage and a laurel wreath enclosing a crest, marked on side and cover, with blue glass liner and fiddle pattern mustard spoon, with maker's mark of Thomas Cox Savory, London, 1828
3¾in. (9.6cm.) high
8ozs. (255grs.)
Maker's mark of Abstinando King, London, 1806
Octagonal and with incurved corners, on moulded rim foot and with scroll handle, plain thumbpiece, hinged domed cover and ball finial, engraved with bands of bright-cut foliage and a laurel wreath enclosing a crest, marked on side and cover, with blue glass liner and fiddle pattern mustard spoon, with maker's mark of Thomas Cox Savory, London, 1828
3¾in. (9.6cm.) high
8ozs. (255grs.)
Provenance
Edward Levy Lawson, 1st Lord Burnham (d.1916), Hall Barn, Buckinghamshire
Thence by descent
Thence by descent