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Condiment & Cruet Sets — Silver - Webb's

$3,825 (NZ$4,370)
George III sterling silver set of four Adam style pierced salts…
$2,363 (NZ$2,585)
A Dutch sterling silver sugar caster, of swirl reeded baluster…
$1,450 (NZ$2,070)
A Georgian silver cruet set, on an oval tray with four pad feet…
$1,120 (NZ$1,207)
A Victorian sterling silver four bottle cruet set in elaborate…
Auction House:
Webb's
Number of lots recorded:11
Lots with images:11
Prices available:11
Category:
Condiment & Cruet Sets
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** A pair of sterling silver shell shaped open salts, each on three ball feet. Birmingham 1894 length 5 cm ***
*** Two George III sterling silver handled circular salts matching, one marked London 1778, the other Birmingham 1777 ***
*** A sterling silver Adams urn shaped pepper shaker. Height 11 cm ***
*** A Victorian sterling silver lidded mustard pot with fluted body, scroll handle and circular foot. London 1883. Height 8 cm ***
*** A Victorian sterling silver salt dish, of circular form, tripod cabriole feet and original dish missing. Robert Harper, London 1871. Height 3.5 cm. Diameter 6.8 cm ***
*** A Victorian sterling silver salt dish, of circular form, floral decoration on tripod base. Liner missing. Robert Harper, London 1863. Height 3.3 cm. Diameter 6.5 cm ***
*** A small sterling silver lidded mustard pot with gadrooned & fluted raised decoration. Sheffield 1891. Height 5.2 cm ***
*** A Victorian silver pepper pot, of cylindrical form with shaped gadroon sides and lid. Harison Bros. Sheffield 1889. Height 8.5 cm. Diameter 4.8 cm ***
*** A sterling silver pepper shaker London 1902, interior glass missing. Together with a small sterling liqueur glass. Height 7 cm ***
*** A silver plate Trencher salt, crested gilt interior.width 7.7 cm. Depth 6 cm. Height 2.8 cm ***
*** A sterling silver salt vine leaf decoration and inscription for 25th February 1880, Sheffield 1879 ***