PAUL STORR: A STERLING SILVER AND GLASS GEORGE III PERIOD CRUET SET, 1808 early 19th century, comprised of a large oval stand with gadrooned border interspersed with shells and with twin foliate handles, with a raised oval centre with beaded edge, mounted on four scrolling foliate feet, with individual spaces to hold each of the glass and silver mounted condiment jars and bottles, comprising a pair of jugs or decanters for oil, and two mustard pots with lids, each piece hallmarked London, 1808, PS for Paul Storr, the stand on its own weighing 1975 grams (63.49 oz troy), 37cm wide x 25cm high In good condition with no damage. An exceptionally rare set to find in such good original condition by the most esteemed and famous silversmith of the George III period. Use this link for a bespoke instant shipping estimate to your location: https://app.thepackengers.com/en/product_widgets/FKs2u591XW/destination/new