Dig this beautiful mid-1800's antique cruet set crafted by R. Strickland & Co. Stamped as Quadruple Plate and below that the number 7. This very stunning set has a lovely vinegar and oil cruets with the original etched crystal cut stoppers they measure 9" tall along with the salt and pepper which measure 7 1/2" tall and the mustard jar which measures 6" tall. It comes in it's quadruple plate caddy stamped R. Strickland & Co. The caddy needs polishing and has some age wear. The Bohemian glass decanters are in very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. See pics for details. One of the stoppers is shorter than the other on the internal side, but doesn't seem to affect use or appearance when all together. Over all for it being over 150 years old I would rate this set as excellent condition. Ralph Strickland (R. Strickland) of Albany, New York was born in 1831 and was listed in the Albany City Directories between 1857 - 1884 as a manufacturer of plated wares. He patented the mesh strainer detail inside both coffee pots and teapots at the base of the spout that captured coffee grounds and leaves inside the pot before they could be poured into a teacup or coffee cup.