Antique Silver-Plated Salt Cellar Cruet Set: Edwardian Walter Semple Jr. Glasgow

Add Edwardian elegance to your table or collection with this beautifully antique silver-plated cruet set, complete with its original fitted case. This set was sold by Walter Semple Jr., a Glasgow jeweler who succeeded Daniel Douglas at 420 Argyle Street in the early 1900s. The original retailer’s label inside the case reads: Walter Semple, Jr. (Late D. Douglas), Jeweller, Glasgow This confirms an Edwardian era date, circa 1906–1912. Set Includes: Lidded mustard pot (EPNS) with original glass liner and matching spoon Mustard pot: approx. 2.5" H Spoon: approx. 3" L Pepper shaker (EPGS): approx. 3" H Two open salt cellars (EPNS): approx. 0.86" H × 2" W Two small salt spoons: approx. 2" L Original lined fitted case with retailer’s label (approx. 6" × 6") 📏 Please note: The set may appear larger in photos. Measurements are provided for scale. These items are small. Condition: Good antique condition. All pieces have been gently polished and retain some age-appropriate patina. The fitted case shows wear consistent with age but remains structurally sound with intact lining and working hinges; the top shows some old tape. The two salt cellars/bowls may display some tarnish or plate loss, typical from salt use and age. The glass insert may have a chip. Please review photos for details as these are antique items. . A refined and highly collectible Edwardian cruet set—perfect for display, gentle use, or as a charming addition to an antique silver plate collection.