This is an October 2020 Ebay purchase. When I saw it on sale I was suspicious of it as a complete set but I bought it anyway. It is a cruet set; salt, pepper and mustard pots, but I am not certain that the mustard pot is correct. It looks like a honey pot to me, the shape is like a hive and there is a bee above the door. The salt and pepper pots look like fisherman's baskets, and if they are what has that got to do with honey. The brown of the roof doesn't seem to match the colour of the other pots, and the green of the foliage around the honey pot doesn't seem to match the base. On the plus side all the pieces fit into the base almost like a glove? The honey pot has the Marutomo backstamp but the base has 'Made in Japan' impressed into it. I would have thought they would both have had Marutomo. The 'honey pot' is very small, there are other similar ones that are quite a bit larger. It looks like a honey pot hiding inside a cruet set. I'm not sure. It does work as a cruet set visually so does it matter?

Another barrel cave or room below the Long Row shop.

Racks of full Bass beer bottles in the cellars below the shop.

This photo came with the collection. No details know about where or who. The drinks tray is one by Guinness and shows two pint glasses and the work Guinness but nothing else can be seen due to resolution available.

Caption reads, 'Guinness pints coming off the production line at our new bottling plant'. Photo appeared in the 1954 booklet.