George IV Vinaigrette Made in Birmingham in 1823 by John Bettridge

A very rare George III Vinaigrette made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by J. McKay. The Vinaigrette is oval in form with plain sides and base. The cover is inset with an unusually shaded S...

A very fine & unusual George IV Silver Gilt Vinaigrette made in Birmingham in 1830 by John Bettridge. The Vinaigrtte is broad rectangular in form with engine turned sides and base. ...

A Vinaigrette Made in Birmingham in 1856. An unusual Vinaigrette made in Birmingham.Marked with the makers mark of AB in a rectangular punch. Additional information: Height:1 cm / ...

The patch box is of an unusually large oval form, with a pull off cover. The cover is decorated with an outer prick dot and arrow head border, around a set of contemporary script ini...

This delightful vinaigrette was hand crafted out of sterling silver in the first quarter of the nineteenth century. It is hallmarked in inside the lid and on the base with a bust of ...

This is a rare form English sterling Birmingham 1832-1833 by Jos. Willmore. HCD is the monogram. Gold wash on the inside. Measures: 1” by 1 1/2” tall with ring. The English hallmarks...

Heading : Nathaniel Mills silver vinaigrette with monogram Date : Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1853 for Mills Period : Victoria Origin : Birmingham, England Decoration : Embellished w...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III English sterling silver Nelson vinaigrette made by John Shaw; an addition to our silver boxes collection This exceptional antique Georgian sterling silver vinaigrette has a rounded rectangular form. The surface of the box is plain and unembellished. The anterior edge of the hinged silver vinaigrette cover incorporates a plain thumbpiece and allows access to the hinged pierced decorated gilt grille. The pierced decorated hinged grille incorporates a nautical themed design of the ship 'Victory' illustration, in addition to the wording 'Immortal Nelson'*. The interior of this Georgian silver vinaigrette...