Oil and vinegar set with two bottles and a canister in pointed oval holder; The pointed oval holder of the oil and vinegar set has a curved side slightly raised wall. It rests on four downwardly bent; bent; ribbed legs. Fillet edges run above these legs and along the top of the holder. The wall is cut away with a pattern of (partially damaged) horizontal bars between two smooth bands; above which a pattern of pointed arches. Rounded triangular ears are recessed in the short sides. The holder has an oval insert with a curved wall; slightly raised on the short sides. This is cut away with a pattern of upright bars. In the top there are two large and four small round openings. In the large openings fit two equal bottles of colorless glass; decorated in various grinding work; intended for oil and vinegar. The upper part of each bottle is set in a silver frame that is decorated with a pearl border between profile edges. At the bottom the frame ends at the front and at the back in a point; at the top at the front and at the back in a snb-shaped spout. The bottles have a drop-shaped; faceted pattern stopper. The plugs can be hung in the small openings of the insert. A cylindrical holder is screwed into the center of the insert; the legs placed on balls and the decoration of sawing and fillet edges repeating those of the large holder. A glass pepper shaker; decorated with various grinding work; fits into the holder. This has a multi-curved silver cap; articulated by two fillet and profile edges; which is cut open with a pattern of dots; and is crowned by a pine-apple shaped ribbed button.; Fa. Diemont; Amsterdam; 1803; silver (metal); glass; h 25.0 cm x w 27.7 cm x d 14.2 cm x w 556 gr