An antique Victorian sterling silver and glass six-bottled cruet stand which is rectangular shape in design with an ornate pierced gallery depicting leopards, grapes and vines. It has a decorative central handle for carrying purposes and rests on four claw feet with flower and leaf detailing. The six cut glass bottles fit neatly within a silver gallery frame and three of the bottles have glass stoppers and three have ornate silver tops with hallmarks corresponding to the marks on the stand. This unusual six-bottled cruet stand, following the ''Cellini'' design, would look appealing on the table and would be practical to use. On one side of the body, there is a cartouche with intertwined initials and on the other side, there is a head motif. It weighs (without the glass bottles) 24 troy ounces (746 grams).Height: 22.80 cms (9'')Length: 19.50 cms (7.7'')Width: 14.50 cms (5.7'')It was hallmarked in London for 1892 by John Newton Mappin and it remains in excelle...