AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN/EDWARD VII/GEORGE V SILVER-GILT CONDIMENT SERVICE
AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN/EDWARD VII/GEORGE V SILVER-GILT CONDIMENT SERVICE

MAKER'S MARK OF HUNT & ROSKELL LTD., LONDON, 1866, 1893, AND 1912; THE TWO-HANDLED CUP MAKER'S MARK OF HOLLAND, ALDWINCKLE & SLATER, LONDON, 1903

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AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN/EDWARD VII/GEORGE V SILVER-GILT CONDIMENT SERVICE
Maker's mark of Hunt & Roskell Ltd., London, 1866, 1893, and 1912; the two-handled cup maker's mark of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London, 1903
Comprising six salts on ram's feet headed by ram-head joins, the body repouss and chased with laurel leaves, six salt spoons with beaded edges, a sugar sifter with sun-flower motif in bowl and foliage on stem, two nut-crackers cast on handle with drape-clad classical female figures and paired putti above, two grape scissors, the handle cast as scrolling grapevine, a tall caster on spreading circular base with ovolo, the waisted baluster body applied with ram's heads and scrolls at intervals on shoulder, with leaf-capped side handles, the pierced domed cover surmounted by a pointed finial, with wood stand, and a two handled cup repouss and chased with thistles on a spot-hammered surface, with two upswept scroll handles, each piece engraved with initials LD, fitted in original case, each piece marked
The case 19in. (48.8cm.) long, the caster 10in. (26.5cm.) high; 83oz. (2584gr.) (19)