Chick & Sons Ltd Sterling Silver Condiment Set

This exceptional sterling silver three-piece condiment set consists of a salt, pepper pot and mustard pot.

The pieces of this fine condiment set with spoons have an oval shaped form.

The surface of each piece is encompassed with two pierced decorated borders accented with floral motifs, in addition to central stylized octofoil floral designs.

The upper rim of each piece is ornamented with an applied bead decorated border.

The mustard pot is fitted with an angular C-scroll sterling silver handles with a leaf textured thumpiece.

The mustard pot has a hinged hallmarked plain domed cover.

The pepper pot is fitted with a push fit hallmarked domed cover with pierced ‘pepper’ holes.

The covers to the mustard pot and pepper pot are surmounted by a sterling silver cylindrical urn style finials.

Each salt and mustard pot is fitted with the original, removable blue glass liner.

The set is presented with the original mustard spoon and a matching associate salt spoon.

This antique condiment set is fitted to the original hinged leatherette box with satin and velvet lined interior and secures with two hinged catches.

Condition
The pieces of this antique silver condiment set with spoons are an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition. The applied and pierced decoration is all very sharp. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of each piece and the reverse of each spoon, in addition to the part hallmarks to the covers are all very clear.

Dimensions
Mustard pot
Length from back of handle to rim 10.5cm/4.1″,
Width 5.7cm/2.2″,
Height 5.6cm/2.2″.

Pepper pot
Length 4.5cm/1.8″,
Width 3.2cm/1.3″,
Height 7.3cm/2.9″.

Salt
Length 7.3cm/2.9″,
Width 5.7cm/2.2″,
Height 4.2cm/1.7″.

Spoon
Length 7.4cm/2.9″.

Total weight
7.6 troy ounces/237g (excluding glass liners and including spoons).

Maker: A Chick & Sons Ltd.
Date: 2002.
Origin: London, England.

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