Culinary Curiosities - an early 19th century Bristol blue de...

Hammer

£40

Culinary Curiosities - an early 19th century Bristol blue decanter, of small proportions, Rum, inscribed and decorated in gilt, 20cm high, c. 1830; a George III free-blown trumpet-shaped jelly glass, slightly domed circular base, 10cm high, pontil mark, c. 1800; a similar apothecary bottle, 9.5cm high, early 19th century; an early 19th century glass tapering specimen jar or bottle, bubble inclusions, 25.5cm high, pontil mark; a 19th century novelty earthenware flask, naturalistically modelled as a gherkin, glazed in merging tones of green, 18cm long; a Victorian Fiddle pattern pewter basting spoon, quite plain, 38cm long, crowned scrolling VR cypher and maker's marks to verso, c. 1850; a William IV pewter spirit measure or tot, as a baluster mug, 6cm high, WIV cypher above a tied knot, 1830-1837; a 19th century pewter baluster salt or pepper pot, 10cm high; Folk Art - a sycamore spoon, the monogrammed E.W., 17.5cm long; a late 17th century gentleman's steel shoe buckle, quite broad, 8cm wide; etc., [11]