A pair of William IV Pepper Casters made in Edinburgh in 1831 by William Cunningham.

A pair of William IV Pepper Casters made in Edinburgh in 1831 by William Cunningham.
A pair of William IV Pepper Casters made in Edinburgh in 1831 by William Cunningham.

A pair of William IV Pepper Casters made in Edinburgh in 1831 by William Cunningham.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

175895

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The Peppers stand on a stepped circular pedestal foot. The vase shaped main bodies rise to an incuse shaped neck and domed pull off covers which terminate in a ball finial. Both covers are pierced with scrolls and arrow heads.



Height: 3.75 inches.

Diameter of the foot: 1.5 inches.

Year

1831

Country

Edinburgh

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