18th century Augsburg gilt silver double Salt/ spice box, J.J Bruglocher, c.1746, of shell shape, with engraved rococo decoration to cover, opening to reveal two compartments, with shell thumb piece, raised on a shaped pedestal foot, total weight 80gm,…
Small single salt cellar, a George II sterling silver round bulbous shaped salt cellar. Diameter 6 cm. Height: 2.5 cm. Weight: 43.1 grams. By James Goodwin London 1729.
George II Sterling Silver Salt Bowls Set
Set of four George II sterling silver open salt bowls, mark of Louis Cuny, London, 1730, each of plain circular shape, on circular foot, hallmarked (4), total weight 512 grams height 4.5 cm diameter 7.5 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
George II Sterling Silver Salt, London 1759
Late George II sterling silver salt, hallmarked London, 1759, possibly Glover Johnson, of squat baluster form, set with three hoof feet and blue glass liner, total weight 53gm (without liner), diameter 6 cm
George II Silver Salt with Roped Border and Hoof Feet
Late George II sterling silver salt, hallmarked, London, 1756, makers mark rubbed, of circular form, set with a roped border, raised on three hoof feet, total weight 43gm, diameter 5.8 cm
Georgian Silver Cauldron Salt with Ornate Feet and Mounts
A George II sterling silver salt, mid 18th century, London, date and maker's mark rubbed, a heavy gauge cauldron salt with gadroons to the rim and raised on pad and shell feet with ornate mask head mounts, hallmarked underside, silver weight 111gr, height…
Georgian Sterling Silver Open Salt, London 1740
George II sterling silver open salt London 1740, maker's name rubbed, tri-footed, monogrammed, weight 74 grams.
George II boat shaped salt cellars
A pair of George II boat shaped salt cellars, George Smith II & Thomas Hayter / London / circa 1800, each raised on a pedestal foot with a reeded edge, with a gilt wash interior, 5.5 cm high, 9.5 cm wide, 5.8 cm deep. Provenance: P. L. Pickles & Co. Pty…
19th Century Sterling Silver Cruet Set
Eight sterling silver cruets, 19th century, comprising three barrel shaped pepperettes. Maker's marks for Maurice Freeman, Chester, circa 1899 and H J Lias and Son, London, circa 1874., a pair of salt cellars, each with a parcel gilt interior, shell…
1753 Sterling Silver Salt Dishes with Blue Glass Inserts
Three sterling silver salt dishes, London 1753 by Henry Corry, with blue glass inserts, height 4 cm
1752 London Sterling Silver Cauldron Salt
George II sterling silver salt, hallmarked London, 1752, I.M, of cauldron form with gilt interior, on three hoof feet, total weight 46grams
George II Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, London 1742
Four George II sterling silver salt cellars hallmarked London 1742, 342grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Blue Glass Liners
Sterling silver: fine pair of Georgian salt cellars (with blue glass liners), squat circular form each resting on three cabriole legs with pad feet. made in London circa 1757 makers mark 'D.M'. VG condition
George II Silver Salt Cellars, London 1741
A pair of George II silver salt cellars, unidentified maker see Grimwade 3693 and 3694, London 1741 cauldron form with an everted rim, raised on stepped hoof feet, diameter 7.5 cm, weight 130gms
George II Silver Salt, Hennell, London 1749
A George II sterling silver salt, David Hennell, London 1749 46 grms
George II silver cauldron salt, London 1755
Antique George II sterling silver cauldron salt London 1755
George II Irish Silver Cauldron Salt, Dublin 1750
A George II Irish sterling silver cauldron shaped open salt on three hoofed feet. Marks rubbed. Dublin, circa 1750. Width 7.5 cm
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