William IV English Sterling Silver 7-Bottle Cruet Stand by E.E.J.&W. Barnard (London, 1835)Offered for auction is a museum-caliber William IV sterling silver spice cabaret / cruet set, created in London in 1835 by the famous silversmithing firm Edward, Edward Jr., John & William Barnard. Key Highlights & Provenance:Prestigious Silversmithing Dynasty: The Barnard family was one of the premier English silversmithing firms of the 19th century, renowned for producing exceptional hollowware for royal and aristocratic patrons. Fully Authenticated Hallmarks: Stamped with a complete set of London hallmarks for 1835 (date letter u), including the Lion Passant for .925 sterling purity, the Leopard's Head town mark, the King William IV duty mark, and the distinct EJ / EB / WB maker's mark. Matching hallmarks are present on the silver bottle mounts and shaker caps. Stand: 21.5 cm (H) x 19 cm (L) x 14 cm (W) | Max Bottle Height: 15.5 cm Complete 7-Piece Glassware Set: Accommodates seven heavy, hand-cut crystal bottles and jars, including original faceted stoppers, silver-capped shakers, and a silver mustard pot mount. Refined Georgian/Neoclassical Styling: Features a central rocaille handle, openwork ring gallery, robust feet, and clean architectonic lines characteristic of late William IV craftsmanship. Substantial Silver Mass: Contains 520 grams of net sterling silver across the base frame and silver fittings. Condition: Very good antique condition overall. Glass elements are well-preserved with expected minor signs of age.