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A George III cruet frame,
the base boat shaped, with bands of bright-cut engraving in Greek key and garland patterns with pricked detail, centring two oval cartouches, one engraved with initials JRW, the edges reeded, on pad and ball feet, with wooden inset base, the central stem handle with ribbed bands and curved octagonal handle decorated with pricked bands, fitted with eight diamond-cut and fluted glass condiment bottles mounted in silver including two covered mustard pots, four stoppered bottles and two others, the covers with pricked band and rib detail and urn shaped finials, probably by Charles Chesterman II, 1803 (repairs, chips and damage to some glass), together with two non matching condiment spoons, one George III and one Victorian.
the base boat shaped, with bands of bright-cut engraving in Greek key and garland patterns with pricked detail, centring two oval cartouches, one engraved with initials JRW, the edges reeded, on pad and ball feet, with wooden inset base, the central stem handle with ribbed bands and curved octagonal handle decorated with pricked bands, fitted with eight diamond-cut and fluted glass condiment bottles mounted in silver including two covered mustard pots, four stoppered bottles and two others, the covers with pricked band and rib detail and urn shaped finials, probably by Charles Chesterman II, 1803 (repairs, chips and damage to some glass), together with two non matching condiment spoons, one George III and one Victorian.