This exceptional antique George III silver mustard pot has a plain cylindrical form.

The surface of this Newcastle silver drum mustard pot is embellished with the engraved initials 'WJS'.

The upper and lower rims of this fine example of Georgian silverware are ornamented with impressive applied bead decorated borders.

This mustard pot is fitted with a plain domed hinged cover surmounted with an urn style cast finial in addition to a cast lobed thumbpiece in junction with the hinge.

This exceptional antique silver mustard pot and spoon is fitted with an S scroll handle.

The interior of the mustard pot is fitted with a blue glass liner.

This Georgian mustard pot is supplied with a fine and impressive associated Victorian Newcastle sterling silver mustard spoon; bearing hallmarks for the Newcastle silversmith John Walton.

The spoon retains the original gilding and is ornamented with the engraved initials 'JW' to the handle terminal.

This exceptional example of Georgian silverware was crafted by the collectable Newcastle silversmiths Robert Pinkney & Robert Scott II.

Learn more about the history of the mustard pot here.

This antique silver mustard pot and spoon is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in excellent condition.

The original gilding to the Victorian silver spoon shows signs of wear, in keeping with the age.

Full Newcastle hallmarks struck to the underside of the mustard pot and reverse the spoon handle are all very clear.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of Georgian silverware.

Mustard Pot

Length from back of handle to rim 8.5cm/3.3"

Width 5.6cm/2.2"

Height to rim 5.6cm/2.2"

Height to top of finial 8.2cm/3.2"

Spoon

Length 12cm/4.7"

3.6 troy ounces/112g (excluding glass liner)