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MARK OF DAVID FIELD, LONDON, 1747,
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A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER OCTAGONAL TRENCHER SALTS,
MARK OF DAVID FIELD, LONDON, 1747,
With later glass liners, ALSO two George III/IV drum mustard pots, one by Aldridge & Green, London, 1771, plain with domed cover & shell-capped double scroll thumbpiece, with a Scottish condiment spoon, and a smaller plain mustard pot with flat, crested cover & heart-shaped thumbpiece, overstruck maker's mark, London, 1823, with an earlier shovel bowl salt spoon, with blue glass & clear glass liners respectively, 9.5 oz. (6)
MARK OF DAVID FIELD, LONDON, 1747,
With later glass liners, ALSO two George III/IV drum mustard pots, one by Aldridge & Green, London, 1771, plain with domed cover & shell-capped double scroll thumbpiece, with a Scottish condiment spoon, and a smaller plain mustard pot with flat, crested cover & heart-shaped thumbpiece, overstruck maker's mark, London, 1823, with an earlier shovel bowl salt spoon, with blue glass & clear glass liners respectively, 9.5 oz. (6)
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