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English pewter salt maker "Ingram & Hunt" Bewdly England, c. 1788-1807 trencher salt, The Salt Colonial Williamsbur...

American pewter cup salt sometimes called Tavern salt, c. 1790-1820, 3-1/8" h.

American pewter salt "Roger Smith Co., Hartford, CT", c. 1850, (name on base), 2" h.

Rare American Colonial period pewter round cup salt by Thomas Danforth II, c. 1755-1782, including article in NE An...

Early heavy master salt, c. 1830-1850, 2" h.

Challinor Taylor & Co. salt, c. 1891, Pittsburg, Pa., 1-1/2" h.

Bryce Bros. USA salt, c. 1880-1895, sawtooth and band pattern, 1-1/2" h.

Duncan Master salt, (US Glass Co.), c. 1890, beveled buttons with individual salt, 1-3/4" h.

Oblong pleated rib salt, c. 1870-1880, 1-1/2" h.

Adams Glass Co. salt, c. 1885-1895 block & star, 2" h.

Pressed and cut yellow glass salt, c. 1875, (rare color), 1-1/4" h.

NE Glass Co. bulls eye salt with knob stem, c. 1850-1860, 3-3/4" h.

US Glass Co. salt, c 1898 tooth pick and open salt advertising item, Chicago Mase Co., Phila., Pa., 3-1/2" h.

Heavy master salt, c. 1880, bulls eye or frogs eye, 2" h.

Challinor Taylor & Co. salt, c. 1880, paneled rib, 1-7/8" h.

NE Glass Co. salt, c. 1870-1880, Smith Books #3, 1-3/4" h.

US Glass Co. salt, c. 1890, two panel, amber, 1-5/8" h.

McKee Glass Co. salt, c. 1860-1880, often called tomato salt, brown, 1-7/8" h.

Early pedestal master salt, c. 1860, six sided top, 3-3/8" h.

Probably McKee Glass Co. salt, c. 1880-1890, pointed star, rare cut glass blue color, few tiny nicks, 1-1/3" h.

Unknown six panel flint salt, c. 1870, 2-1/2" h.

Unknown collard bulls eye salt, flint, c. 1860-1870, 2-1/4" h.

McKee Bros. "Imperial" flint salt, c. 1860, few chips on bottom, 2-1/2" h.

Blakewell Pears Glass Co., Pittsburg flint salt, "Ashburton", c. 1850-70, 2-3/4" h.

Unknown heavy pedestal salt, c.1867-1870, 3-5/8" h.

Blakewell Pears Glass Co., Pittsburg flint salt, early lotus or tear drop, c. 1868-70, 4" h.

Unknown six petal and bulls eye salt, c. 1865-1870, flint, 3-3/4" h.

Imperial Glass salt six lobed with six pointed star bottom, c. 1860, 2" h.

Unknown nine panel saltwith rope bottom, c. 1870, 1-3/4" h.

Unknown rectangular three panel salt by two panel with sunburst design in base, c. 1880, 1-1/2" h.

Unknown salt, c. 1870-1880, interesting six sided shape with rayed bottom, 1-1/2" h.

United States salt, c. 1840-1860, egg and dart molding on top rim, sunburst bottom, very scarce, example in Corning...

English oval "rayed diamonds" salt, English registry mark in center of bowl for Jan. 13th, 1880, (very scarce), 1-1...

Two probably McKee Glass Co. salt - rows of prisms cut glass, (1) 2-3/4" diam., (1) 2-1/2" diam.

Unknown salt rectangular eight pointed star in base, 1-1/2" h.

Various Co's salt: NE Glass, Sandwich, Bryce Bros., Gillinger, "sawtooth diamond", c. 1860-1880, 2-3/4" h.

Unknown salt, rectangular "many diamonds", c. 1895, 1-1/2" h.

English Sowerby or Ellison salt, all were marked with a sea horse in bottom, oval thumb print and groves, sunburst ...

Unknown salt, very unusual pattern on side, large diamond with six pointed star in center above smaller diamonds, ...

NE Glass salt also B&S Glass Co. pedestal "bulls eye," c.1850-1860, 2-3/4" h.

Probably sandwich pedestal salt with six sided flutes, c.1870, 2-5/8" h.

Probably US Glass Co. salt - pressed and cut "The Brilliant Period," c.1880-1910, 1-1/2" h.

Adams & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. "Kings Crown" salt, c. 1880-1910, very scarce, pressed glass in America 1825-1925, 1-3/...

Probably US Glass Co. "Panes and Posts," salt c. 1880-1890, and panel pedestal salt, 2-1/2" h.

Probably French double salt with handle, c. 1890, 3-5/8" h.

Heavy crystal free blown salt, c. 1850, (very scarce), 2" h.

New England Glass Co. blown three mold open salt, slight blue iridescent, 1-1/2" h.

French, c. 1842-1860 glass bowl socket salt on sliverplated base, silver plate worn, (chips), 3-1/8" h.

Crackle glass cranberry liner salt with Reed & Barton silverplate frame having Egyptian cat head and claw feet, c. ...

Pressed Glass Salt Dishes of the Lacy Period, c. 1825-1850, by LW & DB Neal