Britannia Antique 1880s‎ Meriden Britannia Quadruple Cruet Castor Set Silverplate

Authentic Victorian-era quadruple silverplate cruet (castor) set by Meriden Britannia Company, Meriden, Connecticut, circa 1885–1895. Meriden B. Company pieces pre-date the 1898 merger with International Silver and are highly sought by collectors of American Victorian tableware. Features: Ornate Aesthetic Movement design • Rotating pedestal base • Decorative carry handle • Four etched glass bottles (oil, vinegar, salt, pepper) • Original ground glass stoppers • Interior glass drip tubes • Hinged silverplate lids • Original Meriden B. Company hallmark Condition: Age-appropriate wear throughout. One bottle has a crack in the lower reservoir (photographed). One bottle shows a small rim chip. Typical silverplate patina and wear. Light mineral residue inside glass. Pepper lid hinge functional. A genuine, displayable antique centerpiece — increasingly hard to find complete. True late 19th century American craftsmanship. Please review all photos carefully — they are part of the description. Packed with care; glass separated and protected for shipping.