Antique Victorian Goldsmiths Alliance EPNS 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Ornate Starburst Glass

Antique Victorian Goldsmiths Alliance EPNS 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Ornate Starburst Glass

£29.95
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Antique Victorian Goldsmiths Alliance EPNS 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Ornate Starburst Glass

Antique Victorian Goldsmiths Alliance EPNS 4-Bottle Cruet Condiment Set – Ornate Starburst Glass

£29.95
Introduce an exquisite touch of Victorian dining heritage to your tabletop with this authentic, antique 4-bottle glass and silver-plated cruet set. Manufactured by the prestigious Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd during the late 19th century, this elegant condiment service features a highly collectible set of Gothic pseudo hallmarks stamped cleanly on the underside of its base.
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 starburst design that catches the light beautifully. The set features two tall oil/vinegar decanters capped with matching glass stoppers, a lidded mustard pot, and a silver-capped salt shaker.
Boasting a grand dining-room silhouette, this century-old set is ideal for serving oils and dressings at dinner parties, or styled atop a vintage bar cart or sideboard.
Highlights:
  • Manufacturer: Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd (Sheffield, England)
  • Material: EPNS Silver Plate and Heavy Cut Glass
  • Era: Late Victorian (Circa 1880–1900)
  • Set Composition: 1x Footed Stand, 2x Cruet Bottles with Glass Stoppers, 1x Silver-Lidded Salt Shaker, 1x Lidded Mustard Pot
  • Maker Marks: Ornate Gothic 'G A L S' pseudo hallmark and pattern number 2164 to base
  • 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 light age-related surface tarnish on the metal components, 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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