Antique/Vintage Cruet Set with Silver-Toned Caddy

This is an antique or vintage cruet set, designed for tabletop condiments. The set consists of a silver-toned metal caddy holding four glass vessels. The caddy features an oval base with ornate, possibly Rococo Revival or Victorian-era, design elements. The base stands on four small, detailed feet. The rim of the base is fluted or reeded, with shell or fan-like motifs on the side curves, indicating a decorative rather than purely functional purpose. A central handle, also made of the same silver-toned metal, rises from the center of the caddy, adorned with scrollwork and possibly a stylized floral or foliate design, presumably for easy portability. The metal exhibits a noticeable patina consistent with age and oxidation, suggesting it may be silver plate or an alloy like Britannia metal, rather than sterling silver, though further inspection for hallmarks would be necessary. Two of the glass vessels appear to be taller, possibly for oil and vinegar (cruets), with flared openings, and lack stoppers in the visible image. The other two are smaller, squat vessels with metal caps, likely salt and pepper shakers, one of which appears to have a perforated top for sprinkling. All glass inserts are clear and have a faceted or paneled construction, which adds to their aesthetic appeal and helps them catch the light. There are no obvious chips or cracks visible on the glass, but the metal components show surface wear and potential tarnishing, particularly on the caps of the shakers, which appear discolored and dull. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item from the late 19th or early 20th century, a common period for such elaborate table accessories, prioritizing decorative appeal alongside utility.