William IV Silver Gilt Butter Shells by Paul Storr, 1836
A pair of William IV cast silver gilt butter-shells by Paul Storr, ex Florence Court, cast as scallop shells and raised on periwinkle feet. London 1836, Maker Paul Storr, (Ref. Jackson's page 230). W.10.5 cm Weight approx. 300gms. Note: Shell dishes by…
George IV Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, 1828 London, Set of 4
A set of four George IV sterling silver salt cellars, 1828 London, with maker's mark for Robert Hennell II, the set of 4 salt cellars of squat circular shape, each with gadrooned rim and raised on tripod paw feet, crested to the sides and marked to the…
George IV Sterling Silver Salt Spoons and Queen's Pattern Ladles
A pair of George IV sterling silver salt spoons, 1825 London, with maker's mark for William Chawner II the fine pair of Queen's pattern sauce ladles, with decoration on both sides, gilt washed bowl, engraved with crest to the top terminal, initialed and…
Silver Table Items Collection: Bonbon Dish, Cup, Milk Jug, Salt
A collection of silver table items, consisting of an oval shaped bonbon dish with floral pieced sides and hinged handle with an oval shaped fluted base. Height: 11.0 cm weight: 164 grams. One twin handle cup in sterling silver. By Charles green & Co Ltd…
Pair of 19th Century Italian Silver Egyptian Salt Cellars
Late 19th century salt cellars, a fine pair of 800 Italian, silver salt cellars with rounded form and divided gilt bowls, having paw footed bases and applied Egyptian motif, by Giovanni Casolla 1832 -1872. Height: 6.8 cm. Weight: 264.1 grams
Victorian silver salt cellars with lion feet
A pair of early Victorian silver salt cellars, London 1838, by Robert Hennell, squat circular shape with gadrooned rims, floral chased bodies, raised on lion mask and paw feet. Associated blue glass liners, diameter 7.5 cm. 235gm
1839 London Sterling Silver Salt Dish - 107g
Sterling silver salt dish, Hallmarks for London 1839, 107g
Mixed Silver Cutlery and Salt Cellar Set
A Victorian sterling silver salt cellar and four pieces mixed silver cutlery, 1873 London, with maker's mark for Robert Harper, a cauldron salt cellar of round compressed form with shell form legs;, a Victorian fish knife 1877 Edinburgh (John hay), a…
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt with Embossed Faces
Georgian sterling silver table salt, beautifully embossed faces on shell shaped feet by makers John Angell, hallmarked London 1820, 209g
Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Foliate Feet
A pair of sterling silver salt cellars, by Thomas & John Settle, Sheffield, circa 1821, each of shallow circular form with a gilt wash interior, raised on three foliate cast feet. Approximately 280 gms. 5.5 cm high, 8.5 cm diameter
Floral Sterling Silver Salt Cellars
A pair of sterling silver salt cellars, by Thomas & John Settle, Sheffield, circa 1821, each of generous proportions, with floral decorated feet, and a gilt wash interior. Approximately 282 gms silver, 5.5 cm high, 9.3 cm wide
Silver Cauldron Salt Cellars and Spoons Set
A pair of silver cauldron salt cellars, one London 1821, the other to match London 1914, each plain with pad feet. With accompanying salt spoons, London 1894. Total 125gm.
William IV Salt with Blue Glass, London 1832
A William IV sterling silver open salt, with blue glass, London 1832. Damages. Length 8.7 cm. Weight 46.9g.
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt with Blue Glass Liner
A Victorian sterling silver salt with blue glass liner decorated with shell and gadroon design, London 1823
Victorian Silver Shell Salt by Sebastian Crespel II
Antique Victorian hallmarked sterling silver salt in the form of a shell, by Sebastian Crespel II, London, 1837, 60 grams
1828 London Sterling Silver Salt by Emes & Barnard
George IV hallmarked sterling silver salt by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London, 1828-29, 115 grams and 9.5 cm diameter
William IV Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1830
Four William IV sterling silver salt spoons, London 1830, maker William Chawner II, each crested. Length 10.5 cm approx, (each). Weight 86grams (total)
Georgian Sterling Silver Gilt Salt by Emes & Barnard
George lV sterling silver gilt salt, maker: Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, hallmarked London 1820, 98g approx., 4.5 cm high approx.
1839 London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Salt
Early Victorian sterling silver salt, hallmarked London 1839, 78g approx., 4.5 cm high approx.
George IV silver salt cellars with floral design
Pair of George IV sterling silver salt cellars with repousse floral design, on lion paw feet, hallmarked Sheffield 1826 (S C Younge & Co), 173 grams approx
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1836
A pair of Georgian sterling silver salt spoons, London 1836, 34g
Georgian Sterling Silver Rococo Salt, London 1836
A fine late Georgian sterling silver salt, 1836 London, with maker's marks We, the heavy gauge rococo revival salt of oval compressed form, with applied decorative rims and extravagantly scrolled and shell form legs; crisply hallmarked underside, silver…
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1838
Pair of Victorian sterling silver salt spoons, with fiddle, thread and shell handles, hallmarked London 1838, maker Mary Chawner, 58 grams approx
George IV Silver Salt with Shell and Leaf Feet
A George IV silver large quality salt, wide squat baluster form, the shaped rim with relief scroll and floral detail, the four tapered plain scroll feet issue from decorative large shell and leaf mounts, lobed body, gilt washed interior. London 1824 by…
Victorian Salt Cellars with Blue Glass Liners
Pair of Victorian sterling silver salt cellars with ornate pierced decoration and blue glass liners, hallmarked Sheffield 1839, 6 cm high approx
Georgian Silver Salt Cellars with Shell Design
A pair Georgian silver open salt cellars, London 1828, by James Wintle. Decorated with shell and foliage outer rim, and with shell style feet. Diameter 8.8 cm. Weight 315grams
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellar, London 1839
Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard, London, 1839 early Victorian sterling silver salt cellar circular panelled tapering form, shaped edge, four scroll feet. Height 6 cm diameter 8 cm weight 110 grams
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