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Condiment & Cruet Sets — Silver
Lots 1633—1728 Found 3,686
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A pair of William IV sterling silver salt cellars, charles Thomas Fox, London, 1830/1, each of compressed globular form with a…
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An early 1900s silver condiment set, in original box and consisting of two mustards, two salts, two pepperettes and three…
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English hallmarked sterling silver sauce boat & under dish stamped '38450' to the base. Birmingham, 1960, maker Elkington & Co…
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A pair of George III English sterling silver salt dishes, London, 1807, marks rubbed, the gilt interior with gadrooned rim, 137…
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A sterling silver muffineer set, Hardy Brothers, Birmingham, 1954, includes pepper, salt, mustard pot, with blue liners, Wt 243…
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A pair of Victorian silver cauldron salt cellars, each squat circular shape with gadrooned rims, raised on paw feet from lion…
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A George III sterling silver bun pepper caster by Henry Chawner, London, 1781. 8 cm high, 48 grams
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A pair of George III oval pierced salts by Thomas Pratt & Arthur Humpreys, London 1784, with beaded rims and engraved floral…
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Set of four Victorian sterling silver salts oval two handled shape with pierced scroll, shell and mask decorated rims and bases…
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Pair of sterling silver salts with blue Inners on 4 legs, Chester 1906, 6 cm high, 9.5 cm wide, 5 cm deep
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Norwegian sterling silver cruet set in cornucopia shape, salt and pepper shakers, and viking boat with cobalt blue glass liner
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Early Victorian hallmarked sterling silver lidded mustard pot London 1841, makers Charles Reily and George Storer. Pierced…
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George III sterling silver mustard pot & spoon, including mustard pot, London 1819, makers George Knight, with blue glass inner…
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Victorian sterling silver cream jug & sugar sifter, hallmarked London 1906, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 304 grams in…
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Sterling silver octagonal sugar caster marked underneath '142 and 144 Jays Oxford St. W' and the #1, maker's stamp, Chester,…
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A fine quality stylish 1950s Danish silver sauce boat, of plain oval section with wide pouring spout, ebonite handle. Impressed…
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A German silver 835 standard sauce boat, oval form, pouring spout to each end, attached liner, reeded rims, 394gm, width 24 cm.
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Hallmarked sterling silver set of four salt and pepper grinders London, 1970, maker DSS. Height 8 cm
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Pair of George III sterling silver salt cellars, hallmarked, London,1762, I.W, with spreading lips, above squat bun body,…
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A sterling silver salt with a Bristol blue glass liner, probably 1906 Chester, with maker's marks for George Nathan & Ridley…
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A sterling silver vase, pepper pot, mustard pot and two salts, 1820 London, with rubbed marks, a compressed salt with hoof feet…
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A heavy gauge sterling silver sauce boat, 1944 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Stower & Wragg, a sauce boat of typical form…
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A Georgian sterling silver pepperette, 1784 London, with indistinct maker's marks, of typical pillar form with a compressed…
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A boxed sterling silver sugar caster and cream jug set. 1939 Birmingham, with maker's mark for James Carr, the set of ovoid…
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A Georgian silver mustard pot, late 18th - early 19th century London, rubbed marks, maker's mark for Richard Pearce, the…
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Boxed cruet set in sterling silver, with lidded mustards, open salts, liners and pepper pots approx D&F, 1939, Birmingham…
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A Russian hallmarked silver Havdalah spice holder for Shabbat, silver standard 84, dated 1896, Wt 60 g
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Edwardian sterling silver, sauceboat, mark of George, Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1902, with an undulating rim and…
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George III sterling silver salt, hallmarked London, 1819, makers mark rubbed, of open form, with spreading gadrooned lip,…
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Danish 925 standard silver Frigast salt and pepper with green enamel detail, some cracking to the enamel in one corner of the…
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George IV sterling silver mustard pot neo-classical design, cylindrical shape with 4 pierced urns, hinged lid with pierced…
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An English sterling silver sauce boat by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, 20th century, 15 cm wide, 90 grams
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English sterling silver condiments, early 20th century, (5 items), the pepper pots 8 cm high, 232 grams total silver weight
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George V sterling silver sugar caster cylindrical shape, the pierced domed lid with urn finial, London 1931, makers Mappin &…
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A cased set of late Victorian silver gilt salts, each shaped as an open shell, the interior gilt, raised on three ball feet,…
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A silver plated owl novelty condiment set, comprising a salt with hinged lid, internal blue glass liner and mouse spoon, and…
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Cased set Edward VII silver condiment set comprising: set of 4 open salts, and 2 matching pepperettes, each with sterling…
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Victorian sterling silver mustard pot cylindrical shape, the hinged lid with pierced thumbpiece, engraved decoration to body &…
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A pair of Victorian sterling silver double-handled condiment pots, josiah Williams & Co. (George Maudsley Jackson and David…
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Seven various hallmarked sterling silver condiment Etc items. Two mustard pots with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1899 & 1909;…
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George V sterling silver sauce boat, hallmarked London, 1928, Ellis Jacob Greenberg, of baluster form with gadrooned border,…
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Pair hallmarked sterling silver Georgian open salts. London 1778, mark of Fras Stamp. Quad footed; with blue glass inserts (1…
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Elizabeth II cased sterling silver condiment set, Birmingham 1954, makers Adie Bros Ltd, 8 pieces including 2 open salts,…
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Pair George III sterling silver open salts each with pierced decoration, quad-footed, with blue glass liners, weight 92 cm…
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Large Victorian sterling silver sugar sifter Birmingham 1890, maker: Samuel Walton Smith, embossed and pierced decoration,…
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Pair George III sterling silver open salts Sheffield 1797, maker possibly Richard Morton, pierced decoration, quad-footed, each…
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A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, oval shape with serpentine rim, raised on three pad feet. Birmingham 1901 by Alexander…