Dale Enders Antiques and Collectables

Description

This pretty little silver vinaigrette was made and assayed in Birmingham. It's assay mark dates it for 1818. The maker was gifted silversmith Samuel Pemberton. The piece measures 3cm x 2.3cm and is of a rounded rectangular form slightly curved to fit comfortably in a waistcoat pocket. The lid has a floral border with a vacant central cartouche. It fits snugly but is a little loose when open. The hinge is good. The base has a pricked and wriggle work decoration. It is gilded throughout internally with good marks visible on both the lid and the base. It has a pierced grill which fits well. A small piece of sponge of indeterminate age is present. Overall it is in very good condition.
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