fitted with two large silver-mounted cut-glass bottles, four smaller bottles and two mustard pots, the stand and covers to mustard pots crested.  Together with two small spoons, Thomas & George Hayter, London, 1818 and maker's mark unclear, London, 1824. 11 pieces.

Malcom Sterns, Hobart House, 1968

stand with one minor dent to base, lacking one bolt underneath and one bolt stripped; one smaller bottle with a small dent to mount; the cut-glass bottles with a few minor chips throughout; the 1824 spoon bent at the bowl
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