Silver pieces produced by Nathaniel Mills are exhibited in Birmingham Assay Office and at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and are much sought after by individual collectors. Amongst most popular are Nathaniel Mills Castle Top Vinaigrettes and visiting card cases, engraved with British landmarks.
This exquisite antique vinaigrette, crafted in Birmingham in 1852 by Nathaniel Mills in Serpentine form, showcases a beautiful Castle pattern on its solid silver body. Possibly Windsor Castle, home of Queen Elizabeth II until her death. The hallmarks are clear to read. The gilding to the grille is beautiful. The lid and grille both open and close beautifully, still a perfect fit.
Dimensions:approx 3.75cm width, 2.5cm depth, 1cm height
This piece transports you back to the 19th century. The Birmingham-made vinaigrette is made of pure solid silver and is in lovely condition, making it a valuable addition to any antique collection. The intricate details on this piece are a testament to the craftsmanship of Nathaniel Mills. It is a stunning example of antique solid silver vinaigrettes that will bring elegance and sophistication to any setting.