I have this sterling condiment set. Pieces include the mustard pot with lid & spoon; 2 open salt cellars both with spoons; and 2 pepper pots with domed lids. All pieces have cobalt blue glass liners. The liners are in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. One of the salt cellars & the mustard pot have a small dent in the bottom base rings. All pieces including the 3 spoons are marked with the D&B of Docker & Burn Ltd.; the Anchor & Lion for Birmingham; and the code letter "B" for 1926. The mustard pot lid and the domed pepper pot lids have only the Lion and the "B". The salt cellars are 1.25" tall & 1.625" across; the mustard pot is 1.5" tall (with lid closed - 1.25" open) & 1.625" across; the 2 pepper pots are 2" tall & about .75" across. The salt spoons are about 2.25" long and the mustard pot spoon is about 2.5" long with a larger bowl than the salt spoons.
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