This is an early 20th Century piece, probably dating from around 1920.

It sits on a horseshoe shaped base. The toe of the horseshoe is stamped "Elkington & Co" and has Elkington's trademark stamps. 

There is a peaked riding hat or jockey's cap at the front which would hold salt.

Behind this there are two removable silver plated boots. One has a pierced screw top - this would have held pepper.

The other boot would hold mustard. It has a hinged lid and a small spoon with a whip shaped handle.

The spoon is not original to the set, It is solid silver and hallmarked London 1865.

At the back of the stand there is a handle in the form of a spur sitting on a strap.

There is a stud in front of the spur which would have held a toothpick holder

Measurements  : 10cm (4") wide x 9cm (3½"") tall x 11cm (4¼") deep

Weight  : 371g (13oz)

Ref : Cruet