Lot 111: Sold for £130 hammer
A Two Day Auction, Day One: Silver & Jewellery, Day Two: Art & Antiques, Thursday 16th October 2025 - Friday 17th October 2025

A matched pair of early 19th century pedestal pepper pots, makers marks worn, possibly William Knight, London, 1835 and 1839, each with reeded round base, straight sided with waisted domed pierced cover, engraved with winged horse crest, height 7.5cm, 4.2oz (2)

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