Six-piece condiment set with four spoons - Birmingham, Mappin & Webb - c. 1928 -…

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Six-piece condiment set with four spoons - Birmingham, Mappin & Webb - c. 1928 - Two square mustard pots with handle and lid (h. 4.5 cm), two square condiment bowls (h. 3 cm), two pear-shaped sprinkling bowls (h. 7 cm), 4 small spoons (l. 6 cm); bulbous forms on four feet, bowls with cobalt blue glass insert. Silver. Hallmarks on the base and sides, monogram "JAT", name "Mappin & Webb", fineness "925" and others. 229 g without insert. - In a case made by Mappin & Webb, London.

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Six-piece condiment set with four spoons - Birmingham, Mappi

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