Cruet set (3) - Antique Victorian Silver-Plated & Cut Crystal Cruet Set by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield – c. 1880-1900 - Silverplated, Glass - Lovely Condiment Set

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€63
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€56
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Antique Victorian silver-plated and cut crystal cruet set by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, circa 1880–1900, comprising a silver-plated stand with openwork and Rococo feet and two blown-glass cruets with faceted stoppers for oil and vinegar, total three pieces, weight 900 g, origin United Kingdom, in good condition.

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An elegant antique oil and vinegar set (late Victorian era), masterfully crafted from silver-plated metal and cut glass (or crystal).

Manufactured in Sheffield, England, by the renowned firm Atkin Brothers.
Design and features: This exquisite table set comprises a silver-plated stand featuring openwork and chased detailing, resting on four decorative Rococo-style feet adorned with foliate motifs. The central upright rises to form an elegant carrying loop decorated with classic scrollwork.
The stand holds two original blown-glass (or crystal) vessels designed for oil and vinegar. These vessels are exquisitely decorated with hand-engraved matte floral and foliate patterns; they come complete with original faceted glass stoppers and feature elegantly curved handles.
Construction and hallmarks: The underside of the base features a classic, authentic wing-nut assembly connecting the central handle to the base, allowing for easy disassembly and cleaning. The base bears clear manufacturer's marks—"ATKIN BROTHERS" and "SHEFFIELD"—along with the model's serial number: "2159".

The photographs form part of the description.
The item will be securely packed for shipping.

An elegant antique oil and vinegar set (late Victorian era), masterfully crafted from silver-plated metal and cut glass (or crystal).

Manufactured in Sheffield, England, by the renowned firm Atkin Brothers.
Design and features: This exquisite table set comprises a silver-plated stand featuring openwork and chased detailing, resting on four decorative Rococo-style feet adorned with foliate motifs. The central upright rises to form an elegant carrying loop decorated with classic scrollwork.
The stand holds two original blown-glass (or crystal) vessels designed for oil and vinegar. These vessels are exquisitely decorated with hand-engraved matte floral and foliate patterns; they come complete with original faceted glass stoppers and feature elegantly curved handles.
Construction and hallmarks: The underside of the base features a classic, authentic wing-nut assembly connecting the central handle to the base, allowing for easy disassembly and cleaning. The base bears clear manufacturer's marks—"ATKIN BROTHERS" and "SHEFFIELD"—along with the model's serial number: "2159".

The photographs form part of the description.
The item will be securely packed for shipping.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
900 g
Title additional information
Lovely Condiment Set
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Glass, Silverplated
Model
Antique Victorian Silver-Plated & Cut Crystal Cruet Set by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield – c. 1880-1900
Style
Antique
Colour
Silver, Transparent
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
29 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.55%
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