Here today for your consideration we have this beautiful pair of Edwardian sterling silver pepper pots, made by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd of London, c-1906 and 1907. This lovely set features multi-stepped tri-foot bases, having cauldron bodies and tapering tops, of each terminating in a forty-four hole top with twisted finial. Condition is fair used, with no major structural damage to note. The set is free from monogram or crest, with the hallmarks about 60% overall (unusually, one pot has hallmarks to side and the other to the base). The lids sit tightly on the bases, with the set sitting nicely on a flat table. There is some significant salt corrosion to one lid and base, which will require some restoration should the new owner desire. All in all, a very fine set for the collection.
Each pot stands 9cm tall, with the set weighing in at 97gms unpacked.
