Three Edward VII Hallmarked Silver Cruet Pieces
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A collection of three Edward VII hallmarked silver cruet pieces. The set to include an Edward VII hallmarked silver pepperette. Hallmarked year 1901, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for Deakin & Francis Ltd (?). Together with an Edward VII hallmarked silver lidded mustard pot. Hallmarked year 1903, London. Sponsor's mark for W & C Sissons (Walter & Charles Sissons). Further together with an Edward VII hallmarked silver pepperette. Hallmarked year 1906, London. Sponsor's mark partially illegible. Total weight approx. 192g. Largest measures approx. 11cm H
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