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A George III cream jug and a George IV silver-gilt mustard pot,
the former of moulded oval form and with a reeded rim and bracket handle, the bright-cut body with vacant oval cartouche, maker's mark indistinct, London 1805 - 4½in. (11.50cm.), the latter of melon-fluted moulded circular form, on a rim foot and with a leaf-capped fluted scroll handle, fluted domed hinged cover with stylised artichoke finial and shell thumb piece, and blue glass liner, probably William Elliot, London 1822. (2)
the former of moulded oval form and with a reeded rim and bracket handle, the bright-cut body with vacant oval cartouche, maker's mark indistinct, London 1805 - 4½in. (11.50cm.), the latter of melon-fluted moulded circular form, on a rim foot and with a leaf-capped fluted scroll handle, fluted domed hinged cover with stylised artichoke finial and shell thumb piece, and blue glass liner, probably William Elliot, London 1822. (2)