Overview:
A beautifully handcrafted and elegant George III neo-classical silver mounted bottle attributed to Crispin Fuller, circa 1795–1799. Fuller, notable as an apprentice and husband to Sarah Clark—granddaughter of renowned English silversmiths Hester and John Bateman—crafted this refined piece with traditional Georgian artistry.
Details & Craftsmanship:
Sterling silver mount with hallmark stamps including CF (Crispin Fuller) and the lion passant mark, confirming authenticity and silver standard
Rubbed date mark on the side of the mount, dating approximately between 1795 and 1799
Hinged lid featuring a convenient thumb-operated opening and pouring mechanism
Classic Georgian bright-cut engraved decoration along the upper rim, showcasing typical period craftsmanship
Ideal for elegant dining use, such as serving salad dressings or sauces
Condition:
Good antique condition for a piece over two centuries old. Displays minor signs of age including small nicks, dents, and some old restorations—characteristic of its age and use. See detailed photos for condition highlights.
Dimensions:
Height: 17 cm (approx. 6.7 inches)
Shipping:
Sent with secure packaging via Royal Mail Registered Delivery, fully insured for safe transport.
