Holder of oil and vinegar set with four bottles in a pointed oval holder. The pointed oval holder has straight; slightly raised walls on the sides. It rests on four downwardly bent; bent; ribbed legs. Fillet edges run above these legs and along the top of the holder. A cut-away edge of grille has been placed under the upper edge. Along the inside of the upper edge are four curved protrusions on which the insert rests. This consists of a plate with four large recesses for the bottles of colorless; ground glass and four smaller ones for the stoppers. A rod runs through the center of this plate; crowned by four balls that decrease in size; and ends at the bottom in a screw; where it can be screwed under the mahogany bottom with a nut. Low upstanding walls; decorated with fillet edges; are arranged around the openings for the plugs. Hence; curved connectors rise to the center; where they join in a loop-shaped handle. The connecting pieces are also decorated with fillet edges; which are continued along the sides of the handle.; Fa. Diemont; Amsterdam; 1801; silver (metal); mahogany (wood); h 27.4 cm x w 21 cm x d 13.6 cm x w 650.0 gr