Mustard pot; round; on a triangular basis; Op a triangular base with beveled corners; swiveled sides and straight walls; rest three S-shaped legs; which end in lion's claws and end up in stylized leaves. Where the legs bend closest to each other; they are connected by a sphere bearing a concave portion on which the bulbous; widening pot rests. All parts are connected by a screw. The pot has a large S-shaped curved ear; which ends at the top in a stylized leaf; and a hinged multi-curved lid; which is crowned by a bud in the form of an opening flower bud. In the rim of the lid there is a square opening for a spoon opposite the ear. Engraved on the bottom of the base: VIII.; Fa. Bennewitz en Zonen; Amsterdam; 1823; silver (metal); h 11.3 cm x d 7.0 cm x w 176 gr