19th century silver matched pair of open salts.

TWO PAIRS OF SILVER OPEN SALTS19th CenturyOne sterling silver and one American. Lengths 2.75” and 3”.Approx. 11.2 troy oz.

Pair of Touron French sterling silver with gilt interior divided open salts, marked: "Touron," 19th century. 2.25" H x 2.75" W x 2" D. Approx 5.83 ozt.

19th Century continental silver tableware consisting of a pair of neoclassical inspired Dutch silver (.835 fine) open salts with cobalt glass liners, impressed exterior marks, the bases cast with swag

Pair of mid-19th century Russian, Moscow, silver open salt dishes. Total weight 1.985 ozt. In good condition.

19th/20th century, including pear form creamer with wood handle, heraldic device, partial marks; pair open salts with tall legs, partial marks; Austria Hungary small mug with crane handle, marks for A

FOUR STERLING SILVER ITEMS1-2) Pair of Mid-19th Century gold-washed open salts by Eoff & Shepard, New York. Retailed by Ball, Black & Co. Only one marked.3) Late 19th Century R. Blackinton cigarette c

late 19th century, including several pairs of shakers and open salts (some with glass lines), napkin ring, dragon, forte with moving parts, ship, some with marks, two with wooden bases,ÿ15.20 oz. T.

Group of Chinese Export Silver Table Articles Late 19th/ early 20th century Comprising a beaker, bud vase, pair of small globular vases, pair of pepper casters, five open salts, egg cup and a small co

Type: Flatware, salts, napkin ring Materials: Sterling silver, glass Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 19th & 20th century Maker: Various Description: To include a pair of Gorham sterling open sa

A 19th century silver open salt cellar by Odiot, Paris. Stands on a base shaped as two dolphins and decorated with floral reliefs. Height: 11 cm. Weight: 385 grams. Signed. Bears an engraved monogram

19th century 12 silver open salt cellar, probably German or Polish. Width: 13 cm. Weight: 136 grams. Hallmarked.

19th century 12 silver open salt cellar, probably German or Polish. Width: 11 cm. Weight: 99 grams. Hallmarked.

19th century German (Hanau) silver open salt cellars. Decorated with Rococo-style reliefs. Standing on dolphin shaped feet. Dimensions 8X4.5X4.5 cm. Weight: 129 grams. Marked.

19th century Chinese export silver open salt in round shape on 3 ball feet. Decorated on the side with a floral spray and inscribed R. D. Excellent crisp work, in very good condition, 4 hall marks on

Russia, 19th century CE. A beautiful matched pair of icons, done in the style known variously as oklad, riza (in Russian, "robe"), and revetment, with silvered metal covering protecting each icon. Bot

Spanish, early 19th Century. Matched pair of Spanish Baroque style walnut, studded and upholstered open armchairs, the tapestry style fringed back and seat with nailhead trim, flanked by volute foliat

Continental, likely Austrian, late 19th century. A matched pair .800 silver candlestick holders decorated in repousse with paneling, scrolling and foliage, raised on four scrolled feet. Apparently not

SET OF SIX SILVER GILT OPEN SALTSGerman, late 19th century. Six (6) salt cellars in fanciful, hexagonal openwork design, decorated with masks, lions, and figureheads, hallmarked "13" (loth)

HEAVY RECTANGULAR PRESSED PAIR OF OPEN SALTS, colorless lead glass, each rectangular form with a petal rim and block base. Maker unverified. Second quarter 19th century. 2" H, 2" x 3".Each in very goo

4 Sterling Silver Open Salt and Caster Sets with spoons 19th/20th century. English and American. Spoons bear London 1892 hallmarks, makers mark GA for George Angell. Total weight 56ozt [12pieces](SETO

A set of four Continental silver gilt open master salts19th century or earlierheight 3in (7.5cm); width 3 1/2in (19cm) square; total weight approximately 35oz troy Provenance:Property from a Private

A matched silver cruet set, various dates, comprising a pair of mustard pots, a pair of pepper pots, a pair of open salts and four condiment spoons, approximately 378gm/Provenance: Beverston Castle

French, 19th century. A closely matched pair of Louis XVI style giltwood fauteuils or open armchairs, each having a straight crest rail centered with pierced carved ribbon-tied floral cresting, the en

Continental, late 19th/early 20th century. Matched pair of Neoclassical style gray painted and parcel gilt decorated open armchairs, each having a scrolled crestrail over paneled tablet and splat with