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Robert Bush Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
The two stands and salts are both hallmarked for London 1859 with the silversmiths marks for Edward & John Barnard and the peppers and mustards are hallmarked for Birmngham 1859 with the silversmiths marks for Hnery Manton - both the spoons are hallmarked for Birmingham 1949 with the makers mark for Robert Pringle so these have obviously been added at a later date.
5 cms) tall to the top of the handle.
It's all in super condition with no damage and no engravings or monograms - a couple of the hallmarks are slightly rubbed.
Lovely item and perfectly usable today and most unusual to have a pair dated so early.
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Robert Bush Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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Pr of Victorian Sterling Silver & Glass Cruet Sets in Stands 1859
