A set of silver condiments comprising a hinged-lidded mustard pot and an open salt cellar, both of lobed rectangular form with gadrooned rims and four pad feet. The mustard pot bears a maker’s mark consisting of W, &, and H in separate rectangular punches for Walker and Hall. Beside this are the Birmingham anchor assay mark, a walking lion passant for sterling silver, and a capital letter y date letter for 1923. The open salt cellar bears an impressed maker’s mark reading S & B with a lion passant and an anchor mark. The set is accompanied by two cobalt blue glass liners and two small silver spoons. One spoon features a shell terminal and bears marks for Birmingham, sterling silver, a letter U, and a maker’s mark reading L & S LTD in a quatrefoil punch. The second spoon has a fiddle-pattern style terminal and is marked R.E.P followed by a lion passant, anchor, and a date letter B. A handwritten tag is present indicating the silver weight.

Weight: 78.70 grams (excluding liners).