Late-19th-century pickle castor pairs a frosted glass jar molded in the form of a pumpkin with an intact lid and ornate silverplate holder. The pumpkin rests upon an engraved leaf-form tray, surrounded by botanical details and an arched stand. Perched at the very top of the arch is a tiny silverplate bee.
Date: Late 19th century, c. 1880–1900
Materials: Frosted molded glass, silverplate
Dimensions: 8" H × 6" W
Markings: 1126 (no makers mark noted)
Condition: Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use. The inner rims of the glass jar and lid show small chips/nicks and edge wear which do not impact use or lid fit. The silverplate exhibits surface scratches, areas of patination and other age-related wear. Please review photographs carefully for condition.
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