Spice container
Four stamps on the side of the neck: "E∙S∙B" = E S Barnsley & Co (mould from 1894), anchor (hallmark) + walking lion (sterling fineness) + "c" (year letter) = Birmingham 1902. Two stamps on the rim of the bonnet: walking lion (sterling fineness) + c (year letter).
Baluster-shaped with round foot and stepped neck. Curved wave pattern on the lower belly. High, narrow bonnet with spherical lid knob and openwork stripe pattern.
Schellenberg no. 5721 a (registration by Carl Schellenberg after 1945)
1902 E S Barnsley & Co (Edward Souter Barnsley), Birmingham/UK; [provenance gap]; before 1939 Jewish property, Hamburg; 1939/40 German Reich, confiscation Hamburg; 1940 City of Hamburg, purchase; [provenance gap]; c. 1945 Hamburg Finance Authority, recollection; n.d. Jewish Trust Corporation, trustee; 1959 City of Hamburg, purchase; 1961 Museum of Ethnology Hamburg (now MARKK Hamburg), transfer
MUSEUM AM ROTHENBAUM (MARKK)
Kulturen und Künste der Welt
Rothenbaumchaussee 64
20148 Hamburg
Germany