1892 - FOUR BIRMINGHAM STERLING SHELL SALT SERVERS

Salt Set, Original Case, Four Piece, Sterling Silver, (4) 2.25" Shell Shaped Sterling Silver Salt Dips, Hallmarked Birmingham England, Ca. 1895, Selling With (4) Silver Salt Spoons, Original 1.75" x 6

Set of Four English Silver Shell Form Salts and Six American Silver Spoons The salts marked for Birmingham; the spoons marked 'Sterling'. Together with a pair of silver plate shell salts. 2 1/4 in. lo

Weight approx. 3 T.O. Together with 800 silver shell form nut server, four sterling silver handled serving pieces, an England souvenir spoon, coin silver shell motif handle spoon, Art Nouveau silver h

English sterling silver "cased" table articles. Comprised of a set of four open salt cellars with four scalloped shell formed salt spoons. Hallmarked for H. Brothers, Birmingham, 1888. Round fitted ve

Hallmark dates from 1892-93. Comprising the open salts with ribbed body, and four salt spoons with shell form bowls. 3.2 troy ounces. Condition: minor dents.

Birmingham Sterling Silver Shell Open Salts And Spoons Ca. 1904, W 2'' L 1.7'' 4 pcs | Original box from Gaetano Moerelli, Milano. Gold plated bowls. Hallmarks include anchor, date e for 1904, Edward

JOSEPH GLOSTER STERLING SHELL SALTS & SPOONS: Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, England, 1902. A matched pair of shell form salts with gold washed interiors are each supported on three ball feet and have ma

Collection of Four Sterling Silver Shell Trays, Including one English, together with a silver metal shell form salt, and a pair of Hunt Art Deco sterling creamer and sugar (7) {Total silver weight 23.

Three Sterling Shell Form Master Salts, 19th c., the shells with musical putti handles, on four dolphin legs, with blown glass liners, H.- 3 in., W.- 3 1/4 in., D.- 2 5/8 in.; Silver Wt.- 10.1 Troy oz

Antique Cartier sterling silver shell shaped salt cellars and spoon set 1901 in original box All are marked J. C. with the Birmingham, England, and 1900-1901 marks on each piece.

DESCRIPTION: English 925 sterling silver shell shaped open salts supported on (3) ball feet and matching spoons, with a blue velvet fitted box. Mark:(John Gilbert, Birmingham) All hallmarked. Weight 3

A Set of Four Sterling Silver Salt Dishes. Oyster form sterling silver salt dishes with inverted shell form supports, barnacle decoration to the underside and goldwashed interior. Undersides are stamp

A vintage pair of two (2) natural polished tan and brown turbo shell master salt cellars or caviar servers, with sterling silver constructed base, pedestal, bowls and edges. Both stamped 925. Dimensio

Twenty-Three American Named Pattern Sterling Silver Salt Spoons including: One Kirk, "Repousse" (1820), l. 2-3/8" Two Tiffany, "Palm" (1871), l. 3-5/8" Four Stieff, "Rose" (1892), l. 2-3/4" Two Towle,

Set of four English George IV sterling silver footed repousse master salt cellars (marks of Joseph Angell I, London, one 1825, three 1826), together with four "Fiddle and Shell" master salt spoons (ma

English sterling silver shell and dolphin open salts and spoons, hallmarked, Hilliard & Thomason, "H&T / England / Birmingham / 1888," includes original box. 1.25" H x 2" W x 2.25" D each. Approx 2.09

English Birmingham Sterling Silver Cruet Set. This Birmingham cruet set includes two salt cellars with spoons, two condiment servers with spoons, and two pepper pots. Includes original box. Box measur

Twenty-three pieces of Sterling Silver by various makers. Includes spoons, a cake server and shell form salt. 22.73 troy ozs plus 1 hollow handle. Monograms and inscriptions, some surface wear. Up to

Sterling silver octagonal form, each with salt spoons, each 3" x 2-1/4". Together with a Tiffany & Co boxed set of twelve sterling silver shell form place card holders, total weight appx. 19 t.o. Prov

Elkington & Co., Birmingham, England. Salt set consisting of four small glass salt cellars with gilt flowers and sterling silver rims and four sterling silver spoons. Marked along the rim of the cella

Exquisite Birmingham Silver Co. set of hinged-lidded, cobalt glass lined condiment/seasoning servers, with their delicate little spoons, along with a salt shaker. Marked with an anchor, a lion and a "

Four Sterling Silver Salts and Spoons, Henry Corry, London, England, 1760-1. Set of four raised round open salts with scalloped edge on three cast legs with shell knees and feet, all engraved with uni

STERLING OPEN SALTS, SERVING PIECES DEMI TASSE SPOONS ETC.:Six sterling open salts and six spoons; Gorham serving spoon; four flat servers; 10 matching demi tasse spoons; 11 matching hors d'oeuvre for

A cheese knife in the Gilpen pattern by Gorham, a knife by Albert Cole with an acanthus leaf decorated loaded handle, a sugar shell in the New Queens pattern by Durgin and a macaroni server in the Wil