Pair of Italian silver salt cellars - Naples, 1832-1872

Italian silver salt cellar - Naples, 1832-1872, mark of GAETANO PANE (?) a double silver open salt cellar resting on feral foot, central ring handle. Accompanied by one small spoon of the same period

Italian silver teapot - Naples, 1832-1872 pyriform body resting on claw legs, with "cocciolette" and ribs decoration, the lid with final in the form of a spinning top and wooden handle. Hallmarked by

Italian silver teapot - Naples, 1832-1872 pyriform body resting on four scroll and foliate feet with "cocciolette" and ribs decoration, the lid with foliate final and wooden handle. Hallmarked by the

Pair of Italian sterling silver salt cellars - BUCCELLATI, 1935-1945 of rectangular shape with openwork body and glass containers. Sterling silver, hallmarked "925 - 11 fascist party PD - Buccellati -

Pair Gianmaria Buccellati Italian sterling silver geranium leaf salt cellar dishes, circa 1990. Marked Gianmaria Buccellati and 925 sterling silver hallmarks to the underside. Weight Approx., 2.18 ozt

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Model #1080, introduced in 1872, this pair with date mark of 1877, pedestal form, the hemispherical bowl with laurel banding, with matte finish and gilt int

Candle holder in silver embossed. Naples (Italy) 1832/1872 H8X L16cm H3 X L 6 inch

ITALIAN SILVERSMITH, 20TH CENTURY Pair of silver and glass salt cellars with teaspoons and original case. . Cm 8,20 x 3,30 x 5,50. Silvermarks Argentiere Miracoli, Milan. Silver 800. Total weight: 0,2

Group of (4) American Cobalt Glass Lined Sterling Silver Salts, incl: Pair of round footed master salts by Dominick & Haff (NYC, 1872-1928), reticulated and repousse decoration, button form feet, 2 7/

A Pair of Silver Salt Cellars the bodies engraved with a shield crest. hallmarked for Sterling on underside of bowls 22 ozt 4 dwt Height 4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Sold to Benefit the A

Pair of silver salt cellars London, 1838 Circulars, tripods, in embossed silver. In the lot also a miscellany of table objects in silver and silver-plated metal, including three silver sugar spreaders

Cobalt blue glass containers, Louis XV style, 85 mm. long.

A Pair of Silver Salt Cellars. .930 silver round footed salt cellars, possibly Norwegian 1" x 2.75" Wt: 1.45 ozt

4 Pradella Ilario Italian sterling silver salt cellars. Gadroon rims with gilt to the interior. Silversmith hallmarks for the prestigious silversmith Pradella Ilario, Mi 26. A famed Italian silversmit

6 x 8.5 English silver teapot, pair Silver master salt cellars, 5 inch repousse silver over copper tea cannister Line Item # 173

Including signed Henriot Quimper, pair of Italian salt cellars, signed Malouine faience bowl, etc. Dimensions: (Largest platter) H 1.75" x W 13" x D 8.75" Condition: Various repairs, chips, cracks, an

Set of Ten Italian Silver Shell Form Salt Cellars and Spoons Marked '.800', gilt-wash interior. The salts 2 in. long, 18 oz. approx. weight. Property from the Estate of Audrey Zauderer

Pair Peruzzi Italian 800 silver salt and pepper shakers. The salt and pepper shakers emulating a couple in traditional period era garbs. Marked 800 Peruzzi mark to the underside base. Weight Approx.,

A Pair of Portuguese Silver Salt Cellars Retailed by Tiffany & Co. Height 1 inch x diameter 4 inches. Property from the Historic Sword Gate House, Charleston, South Carolina

Pair Of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, C. 1737, Together With A Pair Of 1830's Sterling Silver Salt Spoons. London

Pair Scandinavian silver oval salt cellars with dragon figural, weight appx. 2 T.O., 2-7/8"h, used.

A pair of Austrian Silver Salt Cellars. Double handled footed salt cellars with clear glass liners. Together with a pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver salt spoons in the Acorn pattern and one Georg

Pair of Vintage Sterling Silver Footed Salt Cellars with Cobalt Blue Glass Inserts. Stamped sterling and numbered 1759. Measures 1-3/4" x 2-7/8". Approx. weight: 5.33 troy ounces. Condition: Good cond

Pair of Continental Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 19th century, oval pedestal form, the bowl serpentine gadrooned with upswept ends and conforming edge, raised on an oval pedestal foot gadrooned