Antique Silver Condiment Sets

We are pleased to offer a fine range of antique sterling silver condiment sets. All of our antique silver condiment sets can be purchased online, or from our shop in the London Silver Vaults. Please click on an image of a condiment set to see a larger picture

If you're looking for Condiment Sets, you might also be interested in Cruet Sets, Pepper Pots, Oil And Vinegar Sets, Mustard Pots, Salt Cellars,

	d7733 - Sterling Silver Condiment Set: Hallmarked in Birmingham, 1964, this charming three piece sterling silver condiment set, is modeled as three 'Guernsey' style jugs. Each piece of the condiment set measures 1.75 inches (4.5cm) tall.	£225
	d4225 - Sterling Silver Condiment Sets: This attractive boxed, three piece, sterling silver condiment set carries hallmarks for Birmingham 1914, by S. Blanckensee & Son LTD. The set is very plain, with reed decoration around the rim of the pieces.	£325
	d4530 - Sterling Silver Condiment Sets: This very plain, oval, boxed sterling silver condiment set carries hallmarks for Chester 1921, by Stokes & Ireland LTD. The set contains five pieces, all of which feature gadroon pattern borders.	£465
	e9773 - Victorian Sterling Silver Condiment Set: This pair of antique sterling silver cruet sets, carry hallmarks for Sheffield in 1900, by Martin & Hall. The cruet sets are egg shaped, comprising of a pepper, mustard, and open salt, and measuring 6cm tall.	£725
	e0637 - Sterling Silver Condiment Sets: This large, twelve piece, boxed sterling silver condiment set, is pierced in the early art deco style. The set carries hallmarks for Birmingham 1920 by William Hutton and Sons LTD.	£1,795

More Information On Silver Condiment Sets

Old silver condiment sets generally comprise of a salt cellar, pepper shaker and mustard pot. Often these silverware sets will have more than one of each silver piece and it is not uncommon for sets to have less mustard pots than the other silver pieces. Most collectable silver condiment sets are from the Twentieth Century. Antique silver condiment sets are rare, although you occasionally find late Victorian and early Edwardian antique silverware sets.