1930s - Set of British Silverware - Birmingham - Adie Brothers

A tasteful set of British silverware consisting of a salt shaker, a mustard container and a "caster" used to hold sugar, pepper and dry mustard. Items of solid workmanship are designed in the spirit of elegant simplicity with sparing ornamentation consisting of repetitive bands depicting griffins and other mystical beasts. Products "with soul" which will enrich the collections of both the experienced silverware enthusiast and the lover of uncommon vintage home accessories.
Visible on the products samples characteristic of the British probationary system:
"Lion passant" - "sterling guarantee mark" - sterling silver sample guaranteeing that the product contains at least 92.5% pure silver
The letter L - denoting the date - in this case 1935 - 1936
The letter K - denoting the date 1934 - 1935 (it appears on one of the spoons seen in the set)
Signature of the manufacturer - Adie Brothers
The symbol of the city - in this case an anchor denoting Birmingham
"Silver Jubilee Mark" occurring between 1935 and 1936
Weight of the whole set (without glass elements): 107,3 g
Condition as in the photos.