Condiment tray

Very elegant set of 4 antique silver plated bottles by robert pringle & sons. Excellent antique condition without damage to the glass. All original pieces. An amazing piece, very impressive, set of antique victorian silver plated burettes, marked by. Robert pringle & sons (london) ltd. London. Established by robert pringle (i) in 1835, a jeweller who had moved to london from perth in 1820. Later the corcern passed on to his son robert pringle (ii) and the business moved to wilderness row, clerkenwell. In 1881, major additions and alterations were made to the premises, later known as the wilderness works. The firm became robert pringle & co in 1882, robert pringle & sons in 1899 and robert pringle & sons (london) ltd in 1931 (until about 1965). Spice cruet holder caddy set victorian silver plated and cut glass antique english tableware for oil mustard, vinegar, sugar, a perfect luxury wedding gift or an exquisite addition to your table. Set of 4 bottles of 4 antique silver plated bottles of excellent quality composed of a quality silver-plated oval support with 4 bottles of cut glass condiments. The support having an oval carrying handle upwards and resting on 4 ball feet. An attractive and decorative piece in its original condition. Measures: height with handle 8.6"/22 cm, width 5.5"/14 cm X length 7.6"/19.5 cm. Set of silver metal and glass burettes. 4 bottles are seated inside a locker that bears an incised hallmark underneath with robert pringle & sons with the mark used between 1864-c.1881 and numbered 1072. 2 of the glass bottles bear round cut crystal stoppers. 5.5"/14 cm high X 1.7"/4.4 cm. Diameter. All in very good condition. 1 of the star bottles perforated metal lid. In very good condition a height of 5.5"/9 cm X 1.7"/4.4 cm in diameter. One of the bottles bears u.

Ref. : PH87ZW41