Featured WMF Double (Whammy) Jam(my) Pots

WMF, designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld



There are a few similar double jam pots online, but ...

This one has hammered lids


And, this one has the beehive logo, while the ones I found online, have the modern WMF Cromargan mark. And this one seems to be silver plate, while the others are stainless steel.

I haven't been able to find another one like this online...

 

Nice!
JMHO, I would refer to that as a condiment or relish server, rather than jam pots.

 

I knew there would be a better term for it, but couldn't come up with it (memory failing at 1:40AM ), and all I could find online was the 'pots' description...

 

Cool!

 

I think this one might be hammered, though a bit hard to tell for sure.

https://auctionet.com/en/809646-wmf-silber-glasdose-mit-silbertablett-um-1930/images#image_4

 

Nice mix of metal and glass. Strangely enough I recently found a hammered WMF item also. Milk and sugar set. Sorry to hijack but thought you'd appreciate the similarities. I'm struggling to find similar online as well.

 

Very hard to tell when I check it at the site ...

 

Don't be sorry. I love it!
https://www.silvercollection.it/ASCASWMFCUTLERYMARKS.html
'The so-called "antler" mark has been developed from the Wurtemberg Coat of Arms and used at around 1900 on nickel silver flatware.'

 

Is yours the one on Ebay that Google Lens shows (but doesn't link to)?

 

Glad I grabbed that photo when I did. Maybe they'll be back later, there were more photos but not great ones.

 

Incredible...
I Google Lensed your pic, and it appeared as 4th result. Then I added 'auctionet' as keyword to see if it would show any other pic, and ... it no longer shows your or any other pic of this item from auctionet

 

I do too. Really nice design. Not much interest in it surprisingly. Yes that photo is from my eBay listing.

 

Found one on a Japanese site
https://www.antiques-everland.jp/product/824
Price 42,000 yen (271,32 dollar)

 

Oooh. Maybe I should try it in a real auction instead.

 

The one from the Japanse site has a different mark

Seems to be from the same period (around 1900), but based on the silvercollection info, yours might be more interesting with that antler mark

 

Their's has an 'N' on the end.

 

That N is for Nickel Silver, just like the NS mark on yours

 

They're back. And the photos are indeed not great. I don't think it's hammered, but I'm not 100% certain.
I didn't manage to spot the WMF mark. It should be on the bottom of the tray ...

But I did see the price ... and I like it