Antique Victorian Silver Plated Sugar Caster William Batt & Sons 1860, 19th C

It features typical baluster form and is embossed with lavish decoration of lattice work and scrolls, the pierced pull-off lid with similar decoration and scrolling finial.

Condition:
In really excellent condition with clear makers marks and no dings, dents or signs of repair. Please see photos for confirmation.

Dimensions in cm:
Height 23 x width 10 x depth 10

Dimensions in inches:
Height 9 inches x width 4 inches x depth 4 inches

William Batt & Sons Ltd
Sheffield
William Batt from 1861 active at 69 Broom Spring Lane, Sheffield. In 1863 the business became William Batt & Sons (John, Joseph and Thomas Batt).
In 1866 John Batt retired from the partnership and the activity continued under the same style by Joseph and Thomas Batt and Francis Howard. Later (c. 1895) the firm was managed by Thomas Nowill Batt at 17 Sycamore St, Sheffield. The firm used the trade mark FOUR STAR
The “WB into heraldic shield” is the same used by William Batt & Sons ). The incongruous “L” (London) could be justified by the London interests/connections of the company which registered hallmarks in London Assay Office in 1895 l.