Antique Silver Plate Cruet / Condiment Set - Belle Epoque, circa 1890-1910

A fine quality antique cruet set comprising a silver-plated frame holding two glass decanters and a central lidded condiment pot, most likely a mustard jar, complete with its original red glass spoon.

The silver-plated frame is cast and embossed in the Louis XVI Revival neoclassical taste fashionable around 1900, with a central medallion of pine cone and laurel swag motifs, ribbon-tied quivers to the sides, and a graceful arched carry handle with scrolled finial. Ball feet to the corners. Three hallmarks are stamped to the base rail, consistent with a quality French silver plate manufacturer of the period. The set is sold as silver-plated; buyers wishing to confirm silver content are advised to arrange independent testing.

The three glass inserts are of clear pressed glass with square-section bodies and faceted ball stoppers, typical of quality late 19th-century French glassware.

CONDITION - PLEASE READ AND SEE ALL PHOTOS:

• One faceted ball stopper has a chip at its base/neck junction (photographed in detail)
• One glass decanter has a chip at the top rim (photographed in detail)
• These defects are reflected in the pricing; otherwise the set is complete and displays very well

DETAILS:

• Material: Silver-plated frame with hallmarks; clear pressed glass inserts
• Style: Belle Epoque / Louis XVI Revival neoclassical
• Contents: 2 matching square decanters with faceted ball stoppers + 1 lidded condiment pot with red glass spoon
• Dimensions: 15 cm tall x 11 cm long x 3.5 cm deep (overall with handle)
• Date: circa 1890-1910
• Condition: Good antique condition; chips on one stopper and one decanter rim as described and photographed

A decorative antique set ideal for display or use on a period sideboard or bar cart. 

Ships securely packed from south of France. International shipping available.