Pair Georgian Style Sterling Silver Salts, Spoons

Sterling articles include: pair of figural salt cellars with matching spoons, Georgian-style salt, two various compotes. Silver plate articles include a chamber stick and bread dish. [3 1/4" t0 12 1/4

A pair of Ensko Early Georgian style sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, 5”h, 189 gms

A pair of Georgian English sterling silver salts.Each salt and spoon hallmarked.Salt measures 3" x 4" x2" high.Weight 9.75 troy oz.

3 Georgian Style Sterling Silver & Cobalt Glass Liner Salt Cellars w 2 Spoons. Each salt sell with four legs in a shell design. Each measures 3 inches in diameter. Weight exclusive of glass is 7.43 st

Seven piece assortment of sterling and coin silver tableware comprising: a Whiting Manufacturing Company jug (6.5"), a pair of Georgian style master salt cellars marked "David" (1.5", w. 2.75", d. 2.2

George III pair of salt spoons with chased handles, London 1784, appears to be marked for Thomas Northcote, and pair of threaded fiddle handle sauce ladles with engraved coat of arms, Dublin 1801, app

Good Group of Small Sterling Silver Objects , incl. neoclassical-style chased dresser box, pair of Gorham salt cellars with associated spoons (one English sterling, the other Christofle silverplate),

The undersides with an unknown maker's mark and "Sterling." 5" H. Approx. 5.05 ozt.

A matching pair of Victorian footed master salts; each with scrolled floral repousse detail, flared mouths, cabriole style legs, retaining original 3.25" L spoons. Undersides to bowls and spoons with

A pair of English cast and silver gilt salt spoons, in the style of Paul Storr. Both made in London, one by George Adams, 1864, the other signed WT, 1874. Shell-shaped bowls with finely punched surfac

19th and 20th century. Georgian silver master salt with spoon and cobalt glass liner. marked Mappin and Webb. on small Georgian caster marked S and B, a sterling footed caster and a Rococo style candl

Six-piece group: pair of waiters, Parker and Wakelin, together with George II style waiter (Birmingham), Irish glass-lined mustard pot with spoon, and pair of urn-form salt cellars, England All marked

All London, most with maker and date marks. Total weight 1.9 troy ounces.

Pair of Georgian style sterling silver candlesticks with removable bobeches. Circa 1900. With hallmarks. 11-3/4" high. Base- 5-1/2" x 5-1/2". Very good condition.

Pair Georgian Sterling Silver Footed Open Salts. Monogrammed MGW. English hallmarks London 1760. Light dings or in good condition. Measures 1-1/2" H, weighs approx. 3.61 troy ounces.

GEORGIAN BRITISH STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONS, LOT OF 28, comprising a Scottish example with fiddle handle possibly by Adam Elder of Edinburgh with 1829 date mark, and the remainder by London or p

A pair of Georgian sterling silver salt cellars with chased foliate design and trifid base. Hallmarks on base for maker "t". 1-7/8 x 3-1/4in. Approx 6.3ozt.

Pair of Georgian-style sterling silver mini bowls, the covers with finials, with shell-form handles. Combined weight 8.8 ozt. [3" H x 6 1/2" W x 4" D]. In good condition.

Pair of Georgian Style Sterling Silver & Paste Earrings. Each measures just under .75 of an inch in length. Hand made sterling setting with French loop backs.

Pair Antique Sterling Silver Salt Cellars & Spoon. Salt cellars are marked STERLING. Spoon is a 19th Century English piece and hallmarked as such. Each salt cellar is 3.75 inches in width.

Pair Contemporary Designer Georgian Style Sterling Silver & Paste Earrings / Ear Pendants. Each measures 1.5 inches in length. Hallmarked.

This is a gorgeous pair of Georgian sterling silver berry spoons. Lovely repousse pattern with a berry motif bowl and delicate engraving on the handles. Each is stamped on the back with the lion passa

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver serving spoons with engraved and gilt bowls. One spoon- 1795-6. Richard Crossley- possible maker. 8-3/4" long. 4.2 troy ounces.

Pair Vintage International Silver Co. Sterling Silver Master Salts with Original Cobalt Glass Fitted Liners, in a Revere bowl shape, along with a matched pair of English sterling salt spoons marked fo