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Antique Mt Washington Burmese Glass Mustard Pot Original Spoon Silverplate For Sale


Antique Mt Washington Burmese Glass Mustard Pot Original Spoon Silverplate
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Antique Mt Washington Burmese Glass Mustard Pot Original Spoon Silverplate:
$225.00

A remarkably complete antique Mt. Washington Burmese glass mustard pot retaining its original silverplate mount, hinged lid, swing handle, and original serving spoon—an increasingly scarce survivor of Victorian American art glass. Combining elegant Burmese satin glass with finely crafted silverplate fittings, this beautiful condiment vessel represents the height of late nineteenth-century American luxury tableware.


Produced circa 1885–1910, the ribbed Burmese glass body displays the unmistakable satin color transition from luminous custard yellow to delicate blush pink that made Mt. Washington Burmese glass one of the most celebrated decorative glass innovations of the Victorian era. The original silverplate mount features a domed hinged lid with integrated spoon slot, graceful swing handle, and the original attached serving spoon, preserving the complete presentation intended for formal dining.


Complete examples retaining all original silverplate components and the original serving spoon are significantly more difficult to locate than the glass vessels alone, making this an exceptional opportunity for advanced collectors. The harmonious combination of art glass and silverplate creates a sophisticated display that is equally at home in a museum-inspired collection, historic dining room, or curated antique interior.


Whether appreciated as a fine example of Mt. Washington art glass, an elegant Victorian serving piece, or a decorative object of exceptional craftsmanship, this mustard pot appeals across numerous collecting disciplines while embodying the refinement of America’s Gilded Age.



Details


* Glass Maker: Mt. Washington Glass Company

* Type: Mustard Pot / Condiment Jar

* Material: Satin Burmese Art Glass

* Mount: Original Silverplate

* Lid: Original Hinged Lid

* Spoon: Original Attached Serving Spoon

* Handle: Original Swing Handle

* Color: Blush Pink to Custard Yellow

* Form: Ribbed

* Era: Circa 1885–1910

* Origin: United States

* Complete Original Assembly



Condition


Great vintage condition.


The Burmese glass presents beautifully with no observed chips, cracks, or repairs. The original silverplate lid, swing handle, and attached serving spoon remain intact and function as intended. Silverplate retains an attractive antique patina with light age-related wear consistent with careful use over more than a century. The complete original assembly displays exceptionally well.


Condition assessment is subjective. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and should be used to evaluate condition prior to purchase.



History & Collectibility


The Mt. Washington Glass Company revolutionized American art glass in the 1880s with the introduction of Burmese glass, a patented decorative glass distinguished by its luxurious satin finish and signature transition from warm custard yellow to delicate blush pink. Produced through a specialized heat-finishing process, Burmese glass quickly became synonymous with luxury Victorian tableware and remains among the most recognizable and desirable forms of American art glass.


Mustard pots were an essential component of formal Victorian table service, accompanying pickle castors, cruets, biscuit jars, and elaborate condiment frames on the dining table. This example is enhanced by its original silverplate mount, hinged lid, swing handle, and original serving spoon—components that were frequently separated or lost during more than a century of use. Complete surviving examples have become increasingly scarce and are highly prized by advanced collectors.


Crafted to the museum-caliber standards that established Mt. Washington as one of America’s premier art glass manufacturers, this piece appeals across numerous collecting categories including Mt. Washington glass, Burmese glass, Victorian art glass, American decorative arts, antique silverplate, Aesthetic Movement design, Gilded Age tableware, Victorian dining accessories, condiment ware, fine estate antiques, and historic home furnishings.



Decor & Styling


Perfect for:


* Victorian Interiors

* Gilded Age Collections

* Aesthetic Movement Decor

* Grandmillennial Design

* English Country Homes

* English Manor Interiors

* French Country Decor

* Traditional Luxury Interiors

* Romantic Maximalist Styling

* Curated Eclectic Collections

* Historic Home Furnishings

* Curio Cabinet Displays

* Formal Dining Rooms

* Luxury Tablescapes

* American Art Glass Collections

* Antique Silverplate Collections

* Museum-Inspired Displays

* Collector Showcases

* Interior Designer Projects


Its luminous satin Burmese glass, elegant silverplate mount, and complete original presentation create an extraordinary display piece that elevates both advanced collections and sophisticated period interiors.



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