Antique J.G. Graves Sheffield EPNS Silver Plated 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Complete with Original Stamped Spoon

Antique J.G. Graves Sheffield EPNS Silver Plated 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Complete with Original Stamped Spoon

£29.95
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Antique J.G. Graves Sheffield EPNS Silver Plated 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Complete with Original Stamped Spoon

Antique J.G. Graves Sheffield EPNS Silver Plated 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Complete with Original Stamped Spoon

£29.95
Introduce an exquisite touch of late-Victorian dining heritage to your tabletop with this authentic, antique 4-bottle glass and silver-plated cruet set. Manufactured in the historic metalworking hub of Sheffield by the renowned firm J.G. Graves, this Edwardian-era condiment service acts as a beautifully complete example of classic English tableware.
The heavy, electroplated nickel silver (EPNS) footed stand features a central architectural column handle and holds four matching, heavy-gauge pressed glass bottles adorned with a deeply tactile diamond-cut criss-cross design. The set features two tall oil/vinegar decanters capped with large, multi-faceted geometric glass stoppers, a lidded mustard pot, and a silver-capped salt shaker. Delightfully, the set comes complete with its original miniature mustard spoon, clearly stamped with the official "J.G.G. & Sons" maker's mark to match the base.
Boasting a grand dining-room silhouette, this century-old set is ideal for serving oils, dressers, or table spices at an upscale dinner gathering, or styled atop a vintage sideboard.
Highlights:
  • Manufacturer: J.G. Graves Ltd (Sheffield, England)
  • Material: EPNS Silver Plate and Heavy Cut Glass
  • Era: Late Victorian / Edwardian (Circa 1900)
  • Set Composition: 1x Footed Stand, 2x Cruet Bottles with Faceted Glass Stoppers, 1x Silver-Lidded Salt Shaker, 1x Lidded Mustard Pot, 1x Original Marked Mustard Spoon
  • Condition: Good antique operational condition. The glass bottles are entirely free of structural cracks or major chips. Reflecting its long history of domestic use, there is an area of localized tarnish to the silver-plated base floor, light age-related surface patina on the metal lids, and the silver cap on the salt shaker rests loosely rather than threading tightly (please cross-reference with listing images for full details).

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