This is a late Victorian hallmarked sterling silver cruet stand. It was assayed in London in in 1896 and made by William Hutton & Sons Ltd.It comprises two small and one large octagonal holders with gadrooned borders and pierced sides. Within the largest there is a clear glass liner. This does fit completely in the gap, rather than sticking out rather than in my photographs. The cruet stand has a single handle with a thumbpiece. This is engraved with a tower. The stand is raised on four ball feet.The hallmarks are slightly rubbed and the glass liner has a number of chips to the rim. The stand is missing the original pieces that would have sat in the two smaller holders. Other than that it is in good order with wear commensurate with age.The total silver weight is 62g / 2 ozt.All items come with free shipping throughout the UK. They will be sent using a recorded or signed for service such as Royal Mail's Special Delivery.For other international buyers I have added po...