A very rare pair of William IV Ginger Sifters made in Birmingham in 1835 by Joseph Willmore.

A very rare pair of William IV Ginger Sifters made in Birmingham in 1835 by Joseph Willmore.
A very rare pair of William IV Ginger Sifters made in Birmingham in 1835 by Joseph Willmore.
A very rare pair of William IV Ginger Sifters made in Birmingham in 1835 by Joseph Willmore.

A very rare pair of William IV Ginger Sifters made in Birmingham in 1835 by Joseph Willmore.

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The Sifters have elegant slender fiddle pattern stems and rectangular bowls pierced to simulate three flower heads. Both pieces are in excellent condition and are very well marked. To find one of these ginger sifters is unusual, however to find an identical pair is very rare.



Length: 3.6 inches, 9cm.

Length of bowl: 1.6 inches, 4cm.

Year

1835

Country

Birmingham

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