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Silver pepper pot in the shape of a heavy Howitzer shell

Silver pepper pot in the shape of a heavy Howitzer shell


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Silver pepper pot in the shape of a heavy Howitzer shell

A silver pepper pot in the shape of a heavy Howitzer shell. Hallmarked - H.W. - Lee & Wigfull - Henry Wigfull - Sheffield 1917. Commemorative Ware

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Commemorative Hallmarked Heavy Howitzer Pepper Shape Sheffield Shell Ware


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1. Title: "A Symbol of War and Spice: The Commemorative Silver Pepper Pot in the Form of a Heavy Howitzer Shell from World War I" This silver pepper pot, crafted in the shape of a heavy Howitzer shell, is an intriguing blend of war history and culinary artistry. Dating back to 1917, this unique piece was created by the renowned Sheffield silversmiths, Lee & Wigfull, as marked by the distinctive H.W. hallmark. The Howitzer shell pepper pot stands as a testament to the historical significance of World War I, with its intricate design reflecting the military might and innovation of the era. The heavy Howitzer shell, a type of artillery used extensively during the war, is symbolically transformed into a functional and decorative pepper pot. The silver pepper pot, a prized possession in any kitchen or dining room, adds an air of elegance and intrigue to any table setting. Its historical value is further enhanced by the commemorative ware designation, making it a unique collector's item for those with an appreciation for both military history and culinary art. The intricate details of the Howitzer shell pepper pot are a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of Henry Wigfull and his team at Lee & Wigfull. The silver pepper pot's exterior is meticulously engraved with the intricate details of the Howitzer shell, including the rifling and fuse hole, while the interior is smooth and polished, ready to hold pepper or other seasonings. This silver pepper pot is not only a functional kitchen item but also a conversation starter, inviting guests to learn about its rich history and the intersection of war and culinary artistry. With its unique design and historical significance, this commemorative Howitzer shell pepper pot is a must-have for any history buff, collector, or food enthusiast.

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