Antique Cut Glass & Silver-Plated Hinged Mustard Pot (c.1900)

Add a touch of refined Edwardian elegance to your table setting or breakfast bar with this lovely antique condiment pot, manufactured circa 1900. The heavy, clear glass body is beautifully decorated with deep, hand-cut starburst rosettes over crisp vertical pillars that split and refract light brilliantly. It comes complete with its original, smoothly functioning silver-plated collar and flat-topped hinged lid, featuring an integrated spoon notch and a classic turned finial tip. Standing at 11 cm tall, this pristine early 20th-century piece functions gorgeously today as an eclectic mustard pot, a sophisticated container for specialty preserves and honey, or a unique accent piece on a vintage kitchen display shelf.

Approximate Era: Circa 1900–1915 (Late Victorian / Edwardian Period)

Material: Heavy Cut Glass with Silver-Plated Brass Mounts

Condition: Excellent antique condition. The glass remains brilliantly bright and clear with no internal scaling, cloudiness, deep scratching, or chips. The silver-plated lid shows a lovely, authentic vintage patina with minor, character-rich surface oxidation normal for its 100+ year age. The hinge operates perfectly.

Dimensions: Height: 11 cm (including finial)