Three American Sterling and Silverplate Salt Cellars

footed bowl form, including:
Tiffany & Co. sterling silver model #4374, introduced in 1875, this example before 1861, New York, New York, circular, the shallow bulbous bowl decorated with broad floral acanthus gadroons, raised on a wide foot with embossed acanthus rim, monogrammed on the underside "BWN", h. 1-1/4", dia. 2-1/4".
Unmarked American sterling silver model #210, fourth quarter 19th century, oval, the bulbous body decorated with repousse floral banding centering opposing oval cartouches, with wavy gadrooned rim and raised on a conforming domed foot-ring, h. 1-1/4", l. 2-7/8", w. 2-1/4".
Weidlich Bros. Mfg. Co. silverplate model #3853, first quarter 20th century, Bridgeport, Connecticut, circular, the bulbous bowl with robust spiral acanthus gadroons, raised on a waisted foot-ring, h. 1-7/8", dia. 2-7/8".
2.97 total t. oz. (sterling only)

**Tiffany #4374: Scattered scratches and light pitting on the interior, with some wear to the detail on the exterior, but otherwise in overall good condition with no dents, breaks or repairs. _x000B_Unmarked #210: There is a compression dent with a 1/4" tear where the foot ring meets the body and a dent on the upper rim in the corresponding location. Scattered surface wear and some light scratches on the interior. _x000B_Weidlich #3853: In overall good condition with some scattered nicks and scuffs, but no dents, breaks, repairs or losses to the silver.