Antique J. W Sterling Silver Vinaigrette

Vinaigrettes, popular from the late 18th century through the mid-19th century, were small containers used for holding various aromatic substances, usually dissolved in vinegar. A tiny piece of sponge, soaked in the liquid, was contained beneath a grill or perforated cover.

- Mark 1: Duty Mark - George III facing right, punched in relief into an oval escutcheon, from 1786 or George IV facing right, punched in relief into an oval escutcheon, from 1821

- Mark 2: Maker's Mark - "J. W into an oval" Joseph Willmore. Birmingham 1812 hallmark.

- Mark 3: Silver Standard Mark - Lion - Sterling .925

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18%

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