Found at market in England, this handsome Antique Silverplate Cruet Set captures the easy elegance of the Edwardian table. Resting neatly in its silverplate stand, the set has a lovely front piece shield and is fitted with a graceful carrying handle finished with contrasting bands that lend both warmth and visual charm. The stand itself sits upon confident bun feet and holds each vessel securely—practical design paired with just the right measure of flourish.

The ensemble includes two cut glass bottles with stoppers—perfect for oil, vinegar, or other table sauces—alongside a cut glass mustard pot with a hinged silverplate lid and spoon, and a faceted cut glass caster topped with a gleaming silverplate lid. Each piece is decorated with a crisp geometric patter that catches the light beautifully, lending the set a sparkling presence whether placed on a breakfast tray, sideboard, or well-appointed dining table.

Both decorative and thoroughly useful, cruet sets such as this were once an essential part of the table, keeping the household’s favorite condiments neatly arranged and always within reach. Today, this charming set offers the same practical elegance—ready to bring a touch of Edwardian refinement to everyday meals and special gatherings alike.

Strictly one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. In very good antique condition with discreet signs of age and use as shown in the alternate images. Stand 8.5"H x 5.5"L x 7.75"W. Cruets: 7"H x 2" X 2". Caster: 6.25"H x 2"D. Mustard pot 4.5"H x 2" X 2". Spoon 5.5"L.