A regal pair of B.S.C. Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper shakers with bright cut work and a wreath decoration. B.S.C is The Barbour Silver Company that was later bought by Stieff in 1904. The Barbour Silver Company was founded in 1892 in Baltimore. The pair of salt and pepper shakers measure 4-3/8 inches tall and are approximately 1-1/2 inches at the top of the cup form. The lids close shut firmly, although these are quite old they are still in perfect working condition. One of the shakers has a minor dent to the silver. They have delicate bright cut work all along the curve of the top, and a wreath with a ribbon in the center of the trophy-like cup form. They have a square base and stand solidly. The top finial is a nice detail, adding elegance to each shaker. The base of each shaker is marked with pattern number 18, B.S.C and Sterling. Total weight of 88 grams or approximately 2 troy ounces. These make a lovely gift, perfect for any occasion. They are ready to be monogrammed. They make a wonderful addition to any sterling silver collection. Circa 1890.

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