George III Silver Collection with Victorian Creamer
A George III silver snuffer tray, London 1815, a George III silver caster, maker I.D, London 1764, a pair of Irish silver salt cellars (marks erased), two Scottish silver salt spoons, Marshall and Sons, Edinbugh 1818/24 and a Victorian silver creamer,…
Silver Spoon Collection with Victorian Salt Spoon
Eleven silver spoons and a scent funnel including one by Sargisson and a Victorian salt spoon. (12)
1884 Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons Set
Pair of sterling silver salt cellars, hallmarked London 1884, maker Charles Stuart Harris, with 2 silver salt spoons (unmarked), 58g approx
Sterling Silver Tableware Set with Three Pieces
Three various Pcs hallmarked sterling silver tableware, including eggcup, Birm 1926, makers Hb; open salt, London 1899, maker's mark rubbed; and butter dish, Birmingham 1923, makers Sb/Sl. Wt. 154g (total)
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
Continental Crystal Vase & Sterling Silver Salt Set
A Continental silver mounted crystal posy vase, together with sterling silver salt, Edward & John Bernard, London 1864 salt only 30 grms
Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons Set with Box (1882)
Set of four silver salt cellars, London 1882 with accompanying spoons, in original box, weight 32 grams. Provenance: Property of a Lady, NSW
Victorian Silver Cauldron Salt with Gadroon Rimmed Design
A Victorian silver cauldron salt, circular shape raised on scroll and shell feet, gadroon rimmed. London 1869 by Richards & Brown. Weight 112gms. Diameter 7.5 cm
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
Rectangular Silver Open Salt Pair with Gilt Interiors, 1899
A pair and a single silver open salt, each rectangular, the pair with gilt interiors by John round, Sheffield 1899
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