Oil and vinegar with two bottles and a stray bus in Spitsovale holder, Fa. Diemont, 1803 The striker oval holder of the oil and vinegar set has a vaulted wall on the sides. He rests on four, rejuvenating, bent, ribbed legs. There are traffic jams above these legs and along the top of the holder. The wall is opened with a pattern of (partially damaged) lying bars between two smooth tires, above which a pattern of pointed arches. Rounded triangular ears have been saved in the short sides. In the holder there is an oval insert with a vaulted wall on the short sides. This is open with a pattern of

Oil and vinegar with two bottles and a stray bus in Spitsovale holder, Fa. Diemont, 1803 The striker oval holder of the oil and vinegar set has a vaulted wall on the sides. He rests on four, rejuvenating, bent, ribbed legs. There are traffic jams above these legs and along the top of the holder. The wall is opened with a pattern of (partially damaged) lying bars between two smooth tires, above which a pattern of pointed arches. Rounded triangular ears have been saved in the short sides. In the holder there is an oval insert with a vaulted wall on the short sides. This is open with a pattern of standing bars. There are two large and four small round openings in the top. In the large openings, two equal bottles of colorless glass, intended for oil and vinegar, fits in various grinding work. The upper part of each bottle is contained in a silver frame that is decorated with a pearl edge between profile edges. At the bottom, the frame at the front and rear ends in a point, at the top front and rear in a snee -shaped spout. The bottles have a drop -shaped, cut pattern. The stops can be hung in the small openings of the insert. In the middle of the insert is a cylindrical holder, of which the legs placed on balls and the decoration of sawing and traffic jams are a repeat of those of the large holder. In the holder, a diverse grinding work, glass pepper spreader, fits in fits. This has a multiple vaulted, silver cap articulated by two filet and profile, which is open with a pattern of dots, and is crowned by a pineal-shaped, ribbed button. Amsterdam silver (metal). glass The striker oval holder of the oil and vinegar set has a vaulted wall on the sides. He rests on four, rejuvenating, bent, ribbed legs. There are traffic jams above these legs and along the top of the holder. The wall is opened with a pattern of (partially damaged) lying bars between two smooth tires, above which a pattern of pointed arches. Rounded triangular ears have been saved in the short sides. In the

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