Old London silver, its history, its makers and its marks (1903)
Howard, Montague · New York : Scribner · leaf 243
hich had wheels underneath to pass around the table; infact, the coaster pioper should be on wheels. One very fineone, made about fifty years ago for an English bishop, hadthree ruby glass decanters in a row, with gilded silvergrapevine mountings in stands like No. 168, all on wheelslike a wagon.… … No, 169 (1831) Mustard-pots were often made in pierced openwork witha blue glass lining to correspond with the salts of the earlyGeorge III period. Those represented below are of a laterdate (Nos. 170, 171).
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