silver - cruet sets
31 item(s) found:
Georgian cut glass and sterling silver cruet bottle, bearing marks for William Abdy, London 1792
A Victorian silver cruet, maker Richard Sibley II London 1840, with three glass bottles with silver tops, the stand with handle and cartouche on three paw feet. 18.5 cm high.
Hallmarked stirling silver silver cruet set consisting of lidded mustard pot with spoon and pair of open salts, all with blue glass liners, Chester, 1901, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire; spoon, Chester, 1900, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire. Weight 180g
George IV sterling silver cruet st& Hallmarked London 1825 with gadrooned edge, lion paw feet, later replacement bottles, two hallmarked London 1829 weight: 322 grams height: 18 cm
A three piece cruet set in sterling silver, comprising two covered pots with blue glass liners and a pepper pot Birmingham 1919, sold with a sterling salt spoon, Birmingham 1918
Austro Hungarian cruet stand with two bottles Vienna 800 standard maker JCK weight 380 grams
A Chinese silver cruet set late Qing dynasty, circa 1900 stamped Hc 11.3 cm high
A George VI sterling silver three piece cruet set, with Bristol blue inset glass
Hallmarked sterling silver 6 piece cruet set
A 19th century seven bottle sterling silver oval cruet stand, each of the bottles with silver mounts, three with crystal/glass stoppers, the pierced walls of the stand with foliate engraving and beading to the wavey rim,…
George V Art Deco cruet set comprising salt cellar with spoon and glass liner, pepperette, mustard pot with spoon and glass liner.10 oz silver without glass. Richard Smart & Son, London, 1934
A Victorian sterling silver eight bottle cruet set, London 1852, maker's mark Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, of gothic design with engraved panels raised on scrolled feet
A seven bottle Georgian silver cruet stand, London 1796 (5 condiments original, some a/f, two associated condiments) & two bottle tickets, cavice & lemon. 8 cm high
A sterling silver cruet set with four receptacles by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard London 1814 with three oil decanters (one missing) with labels reading 'Mint' 'Anchovy' and 'Garlic'.
German silver cruet with frieze of putti, maker Margraf & Co
Cruet late 19th century (a/f) cordial/Liquer set crystal & sterling silver London 1898
Hallmarked sterling silver silver William IV Warwick style cruet set with three associated bottles. Height 20 cm
Hallmarked sterling silver silver Victorian Georg Adams cruet set with six matched crystal bottles. Height 28 cm
Hardy Brothers hallmarked sterling silver cruet set consisting of four open salts with blue glass liners and four spoons in fitted box. Salts: Birmingham, 1947 and matched spoons: Sheffield, 1947, maker HA. Weight 160 grams
Hallmarked sterling silver cruet set consisting of six bottles, London 'O' to base of cruet stand (possibly 1789 or 1809) no stamps to bottles. Height 26 cm
A 1925 Birmingham sterling cruet comprising a pair of pepper shakers and a pair of salts, with hinged lids and blue glass liners.
Magnificent antique early George III sterling Warwick cruet by Jabez Daniell & John Mince, London 1768
A George II silver warwick cruet, samuel wood, London 1741 and 1749, comprising three vase shaped casters and two cut glass vessels inscribed with the Harvey coat-of-arms to the frame and casters
19th century Austro-Hungarian silver bottle cruet modelled with twin blue flashed glass bottles, the stand with central stem with loop handle leading to twin circular stands with profuse berry decoration,…
19th century French silver neo-classical revival cruet set comprising, drum shaped mustard pot, four open salts and two pairs of dual open salts; each decorated with floral swags, ribbon ties and scrolled feet, with original blue glass liners
Sterling silver and cut crystal, four piece cruet set, hallmarked for 1903
Art Nouveau three piece sterling silver cruet set, the pepper shaker and glass lined mustard pot hallmarked for Sheffield 1896, the salt bowl hallmarked for London 1899, made by William Hutton & Son
Sterling silver cruet set comprising two salts, two peppers and a green glass lined mustard pot, all in their original velvet lined box, hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, made by Hardy Bros