1900’s Antique Set Of Regis Plate Silver Plated Open Salt Pot & Mustard Pot With A Vintage Stainless Steel Mustard Spoon Contemporary These tins retail for well

These tins retail for well over R100 when bought new

There is slight wear and fading of the colour on the saucer

The plate has a chip on the raised rim (please see picture)

The Garden Rose / Bouquet Pattern was designed and manufactured by Johnson Bros

Later after the royal visit of King George IV and Queen Mary to the Vale Works – “Royal Vale” was officially used

1900’s Antique Set Of Regis Plate Silver Plated Open Salt Pot & Mustard Pot With A Vintage Stainless Steel Mustard Spoon Contemporary These tins retail for wellThe set consists of an antique silver plated open salt pot with a matching mustard pot, both manufactured by William Suckling in Birmingham during the very early 1900s. Both pots are fitted with three paw feet each and designed with scalloped rims, while the mustard pot has a scroll handle and hinged and domed lid with empirical finial. The mustard pot comes with a perfect stainless handle stamped mustard spoon. William Suckling founded the firm in