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A set of four George III oval salts with beaded borders to body and foot, by John Wakelin and William Tayler London 1782 (one struck with maker's mark four times in place of hallmarks), initialled {WAS} within a cartouche . Price: ![]() |
7088 |
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A Victorian pair of salts with the bowls made of hippopus shells, the pierced silver feet were made in London in 1868 by WR. Price: £625.00
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8577 |
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A cased set of four bright-cut boat-shaped salts, the spoons en suite made in 1877 (the salts London, the spoons Sheffield) by Martin, Hall & Company, all in original fitted case from Ollivant & Batsford, Manchester. Price: £425.00 |
2875 |
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A trencher salt, made in London in 1736 by IS with a rosette above (probably an alternative mark for John Stone), initialled {SWM}. Price: £395.00 |
5164 |
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An Emperor Guangzu pair of square salt cellars pierced with Chinese characters, by Wang Hing of Canton circa 1890. Price: £375.00 |
8106 |
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A pierced oval salt cellar, by Richard Morton and Company Sheffield 1773 . |
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A pair of circular salts with hoof feet, by Edward Wood London 1744 . Price: ![]() |
6461 |
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A George III navette shaped salt cellar with thread-edge handles and beaded borders, by Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp London 1785. Price: £285.00 |
3344 |
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A George II circular salt cellar on three hoof feet, by Edward Feline of London circa 1730 (maker's mark four times), crested with a lion passant on a cap of maintenance . Price: ![]() |
7569 |
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An oval salt-cellar with fluted body and complex gadrooned border London, 1766 by Robert and David Hennell, crested with a lion's head. Price: ![]() |
3036 |
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A galleried salt with blueglass liner (star-cut base) by Robert Hennell, London 1780. Price: ![]() |
2434 |
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A George III pair of compressed circular salts with hoof feet, by Peter Ann and William Bateman London 1804, both initialled {RSK} + {ESMcM} . Price: £195.00 |
7320 |
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A silver-on-copper capstan salt cellar, by the Duchess of Sutherland's Cripples Guild, c. 1910 . In 1907, the Potteries and Newcastle Cripples Guild that Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland (1867-1955) had helped to found nine years earlier was renamed in her honour- the Duchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild. The Guild closed in 1922. |
6505 |
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An embossed salt on pedestal foot with flower encrusted border and blue glass liner by William Barrett, London 1829. Price: £185.00 |
1671 |
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A large salt on 4 feet with shaped rim of flowers and scrolls by the Barnard Brothers, London 1839 inscribed 'Presented to Mr Robt Nall in1842 by the Gentlemen Graziers of the County of Nottingham.'. Price: ![]() |
1113 |
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A cauldron salt cellar on three hoof feet, by John Smith London 1734 . Price: £155.00 |
7971 |
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A pierced salt cellar in early George III style, by William Wrangham Williams London 1870. Price: ![]() |
4603 |
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A Victorian salt cellar with hob-cut decoration, by Henry Wilkinson London 1869, initialled {R} . Price: ![]() |
7426 |