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Porcelain condiment sets, such as mustard pots and salt cellars, were popular decorative and functional items in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often gracing dining tables. These pieces were frequently produced by German manufacturers, known for their high-quality porcelain and intricate hand-painted designs. The "RS Germany" mark, often associated with the Reinhold Schlegelmilch factory, indicates a piece made in Germany during a period when such items were widely exported.
These small vessels were designed to hold condiments like mustard, relish, or even sugar for individual servings. The floral decorations, often roses, and the gilded rims were typical aesthetic choices of the era, reflecting a taste for ornate and decorative tableware. While many such pieces were mass-produced, those with fine hand-painting and intact gold detailing can still hold collectible value.
Bery good condition with a small chip on the spoon.
