Antique Silver Cruet Sets

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

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	d4652 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set: This round, George III, antique sterling silver cruet set, has five bottles, and features pierce work, and bead borders. The cruet set carries hallmarks for London in 1778, by Robert Hennell, and measures 23cm tall.	£2,475
	d0598 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set: This handsome, George III, antique sterling silver cruet set, has eight bottles, in an open boat shaped frame, with reed borders. The cruet set carries hallmarks for London 1790, by Joseph Wyatt, and measures 28cm tall.	£3,795
	d4820 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set: This oval, George III, antique sterling silver cruet set, has eight bottles, and features pierce work, bead borders, and engraved armorials (see inset). The cruet set carries hallmarks for London 1780, by Thomas Daniell, and measures 31cm tall.	£3,975
	d7222 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set: Hallmarked in London, 1780 by Hester Bateman, this pretty antique silver cruet set measures 9 inches (23cm) tall, by 8 inches (20cm) wide, and contains eight bottles. The cruet set features engraved and pierced decoration, and four cast and applied feet.	£4,795
	e9334 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruest Set: This fantastic, George II, Warwick style, antique sterling silver cruet set, contains three casters, and two glass bottles. The cruet set carries hallmarks for London, 1747, by Sam Wood, and measures 22cm tall.	£6,775
	e8132 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Sets: This magnificent George I, Warwick style, antique sterling silver cruet set consists of three baluster silver castors and two cut glass bottles. The cruet set carries hallmarks for London in 1726, by Thomas Bamford I, and measures 22cm tall.	£9,775
	d8445 - Georgian Sterling Silver Cruet Set: Hallmarked in London, 1803 by Paul Storr, this very handsome, George III, antique silver cruet set, comprises of two mustard pots, an oil and vinegar, and four smaller bottles, all in a neoclassical style, and featuring shell and gadroon borders around the base, and fluted detailing on the feet and handle. The cruet set measures 11.75 inches (30cm) tall, by 16 inches (41cm) in width, by 8.75 inches (22cm) deep.	£11,750

More Information On Silver Cruet Sets

Silver Cruet sets comprise of the cruet stand, and a number of cruet bottles for serving liquid condiments, like oil, vinegar and soy. Additionally they may hold casters for spices and pepper, as well as a pot for mustard. One particular combination of components has found fame as the 'Warwick Cruet', named after the 1st Earl of Warwick who commissioned such a piece around 1715. The Warwick Cruet comprises of two glass cruet bottles, a large silver sugar caster and two smaller silver casters for pepper and dry mustard.

Glass always makes a fantastic compliment to silver, and that combined with the delicate piercing in the casters, make Cruet Sets one of the most striking and desired items of English Silver.