Silver Vinaigrettes
Used throughout the Georgian and Victorian eras by the upper classes, vinaigrettes are a product of a time which lacked hygiene and sanitation. They consisted of a hinged box which contained a sponge dipped in scented oil with a sweet aroma, and was used for smelling especially while travelling, as the streets and travelling companions would often smell. Steppes Hill Farm Antiques stocks a range of fine antique silver vinaigrettes for sale, with many sporting novelty designs or in particular those engraved or embossed with famous buildings or landmarks, known as “Castle Tops”. We would be glad to offer our expert advice on any of our antique collectibles, either online or in person.
Thomas Johnson, London 1873
£2,875.00
Ortner & Houle, London c1869
£1,850.00
Henry William Dee, London 1872
£1,450.00
NATHANIEL MILLS, Birmingham 1843
£2,950.00
William Ellerby, London 1823
£520.00
John Bettridge, Birmingham 1830
£4,650.00
THOMAS JOHNSON, London 1868
£4,500.00
NATHANIEL MILLS, Birmingham 1849
£2,800.00
NATHANIEL MILLS, Birmingham 1847
£2,950.00
Henry William Dee, London 1874
£2,500.00
MATTHEW LINWOOD of birmingham 1809
£1,350.00
MATTHEW LINWOOD of birmingham 1807
£1,350.00
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