Antique Sterling Silver Vinaigrette by John Taylor & John Perry, Birmingham 1835 Aldo Bergamini Featuring clear blown glass bottles

Featuring clear blown glass bottles topped with sterling silver collars and knob lids with neoclassical ribbon and reed borders

Richly decorated with ornate gilt bronze Empire style mounts with motifs comprising of classic ribbon bows and floral garland swags

Dimensions with lamp shades

supplementary texture to the wood surface to mimic the look of knotty bark on the tree

Featuring a tapered form with circular knob top

Antique Sterling Silver Vinaigrette by John Taylor & John Perry, Birmingham 1835 Aldo Bergamini Featuring clear blown glass bottlesWilliam IV sterling silver and gilt vinaigrette pendant by silversmiths Taylor and Perry. Rectangular form, with engine turned engraving, blank rectangular cartouche, elaborate floral thumbpiece. Opening to a silver gilt interior with exquisite pierced and engraved grille. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1835. Maker's marks for silversmiths John Taylor and John Perry, successors to Joseph Taylor, 1830 1849 at Newhall Street in Birmingham. Measures (sans