Description Queen Victoria sterling silver condiment stand, Walker Knowles & Co., Sheffield, 1858. This stunning sterling silver condiment stand is a fine example of Victorian craftsmanship made by Walker Knowles & Co. in Sheffield in 1858. The object features an elaborate structure with a round base, decorated with chiseled details in neoclassical style, floral motifs and an elegant beaded edge. It is supported by four ornamental feet that add stability and sophistication. The set includes a mustard pot and six cut crystal bottles, finely crafted with geometric decorations and matching silver stoppers. Some stoppers have holes for dispensing spices or powders, while others are closed for liquids such as oils and vinegars. In the center of the structure stands a decorative handle with an elegant openwork oval, which facilitates transport and adds a touch of royalty to the piece. Irrelevant spoon. Sterling silver marked with 4 hallmarks: Manufacturer's logo: Walker Knowles & Co. Lion passant: alloy mark. Warranty control of the 925/1000 sterling title Crown: City of Sheffield Date year letter: 1858 Duty mark: Queen Victoria head Dimensions HxWxD 29.5cm x 20.5cm x 17.5cm Weight Gross weight stand: 990gr Provenance Private collection Conditions Slight signs of wear and superficial scratches. The five hallmarks are present at the base and on the side of the condiment holder. The four hallmarks of: manufacturer's logo, lion passant, crown and duty mark on the side of the mustard pot. Irrelevant spoon.