Oil and vinegar set; Het set consists of a silver holder; two bottles of colorless; cut glass and a silver pepper canister. The bottom has a round arched elevation in the middle; crowned by a leaf-shaped; profiled button. It rests on four leaf-shaped legs. The same; cut-away walls are mounted on the two rounded ends; into which the bottles fit. They are constructed above a profiled bottom edge from C-volutes with rocailles; which form cartouches. The cartouches on the front and back sides contain flowers; a blade of the same model as the legs is attached to the ends. The walls are connected at the top by ribbons that merge at the front and back into C-shaped; branch-like ears that engage at the bottom. A spiral and three volutes rise from the center of the snares. The volutes merge into three widely spreading tree branches with birds; which together form the cylindrical wall of the pepper can holder. The round; flat bottom of that holder is attached to the inside of the branches. The (English) bottles of colorless; faceted cut glass for oil and vinegar have pointed stoppers. The twisted; pear-shaped pepper canister has a profiled; constricted foot and a loose; open-worked lid. The body is surrounded at the top; where it runs slightly; by a profile edge. It is engraved with flower branches descending from rocailles. The lid is crowned by a bird on a leaf twig. All parts are cast except for the bottom of the holders.; Wijnand Warneke (attributed to); Amsterdam; 1767; silver (metal); glass; h 26.7 cm x w 23.1 cm x d 14.5 cm w 1843 gr h 17.4 cm x w 1715 gr h 13.9 cm x w 118.0 gr