Art Deco Silver Plated Cruet Set with Cobalt Blue Glass Liners (circa 1930s-1940s)

These are Art Deco cruet sets from the 1930s-1940s, and they've got that geometric glamour that makes you want to set a proper table just to use them. Available in two gorgeous options: a salt/pepper/mustard set with stunning cobalt blue glass, or an elegant egg cup set. Both are pure Art Deco perfection.

Option 1: Salt, Pepper & Mustard Set with Cobalt Blue Glass

Three containers with pierced geometric designs that show off those gorgeous cobalt blue glass liners. The little mustard spoon is still there (basically a miracle), and everything sits on a matching chrome-handled tray. That deep blue color is iconic 1930s style, and all the glass is intact.

Option 2: Egg Cup Set with Serving Bowl

Two pedestal egg cups and a central serving bowl, all with matching Art Deco styling on a coordinated tray with chrome handle. Clean lines, elegant proportions, perfect for a civilized breakfast. Because eggs deserve to be served with style.

What makes these special:

• Pierced geometric design - those Art Deco cutouts are pure 1930s-1940s elegance
• Chrome/silver plated finish - still shiny after 80+ years
• Matching handled trays - everything coordinates beautifully
• English craftsmanship - likely EPNS (Electroplated Nickel Silver) from Birmingham or Sheffield
• Complete sets - no missing pieces, ready to use

The specs:

Salt/Pepper/Mustard Set:

• Weight: 319 grams
• Includes: 3 containers with cobalt blue glass liners, spoon, handled tray

Egg Cup Set:

• Weight: 177 grams
• Includes: 2 egg cups, serving bowl, handled tray

Both sets:

• Material: Silver plated metal (EPNS)
• Origin: English (likely Birmingham/Sheffield)
• Era: circa 1930s-1940s
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Why you want these:

Because Art Deco table accessories this complete are getting harder to find. The cobalt blue set has intact colored glass (rare!), and the egg cup set has that clean geometric styling that never goes out of style. Both are ready to use or display, and both prove that even condiments and breakfast deserve Art Deco treatment.

Perfect for Art Deco collectors, lovers of vintage tableware, or anyone who thinks everyday dining should involve more geometry and chrome.