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Antique Silver Vinaigrette 1842 William Simpson.
Antique Silver Victorian engine-turned Vinaigrette with raised borders and an oblong cartouche engraved with the initials A.B. Hinged and opening to disclose a pierced floral engraved silver gilt grille.
Made by William Simpson of Birmingham.
Origin: Birmingham.
Year: 1842.
Antique silver vinaigrettes; small, decorative and a wide variety of styles to choose from ensures that these delightful boxes are as collectible as ever. They were used to guard against disease and unpleasant odours.
A sponge was place inside the vinaigrette which was impregnated with aromatic vinegar and concentrated perfumed oils.
Dimensions
W: 1.50 inches 3.81 cmStock number
LV7The BADA Standard
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