(8) AMERICAN STERLING TABLEWARE, SALT CELLARS

(lot of 8) American sterling silver tableware, including: (6) individual salt cellars, Webster Company, petaled bowl, on a pedestal foot, approx 1 3/8"h, 2 3/8"diam, (1) baby cup, engraved "Ronnie 194

(lot of 8) American sterling silver tableware, including: (6) individual salt cellars, Webster Company, petaled bowl, on a pedestal foot, approx 1 3/8"h, 2 3/8"diam, (1) baby cup, engraved "Ronnie 194

Matched pair of American Sterling Silver Open Salt Cellars with Cobalt Glass Inserts. Made by Simons Brothers in Philadelphia. Each 2 2/8"x1 1/2"x1". Silver weight 30 grams. Weight including glass 3 o

Eight Pieces of American and German Sterling Silver Tableware, first half 20th century, including a pair of Frank W. Smith gadrooned salt cellars, dia. 2-3/4", an unmarked four-piece "lion's masque" s

(lot of 6) American Grogan Company sterling silver salt cellars, Pittsburgh, early 20th c., circular body, rising on three hoof feet, (four) monogrammed DMC, approx 1 3/8"h, 2 5/8"diam, accompanied by

(19) Sterling silver table articles, 19th Century and Later c/o (8) sterling silver napkin holders, late 19th/early 20th C, (2) American coin silver salt cellars, c 1850, American sterling silver salt

(lot of 13) Sterling silver tableware, highlights include: (2) English navette-shaped individual salt cellars, Robert Pringle & Sons, c.1911, 1.75"h, 2.75"l, 1 5/8"w, (1) English shell-form individual

30 pieces, including: 4 Gorham salt & pepper shakers, 12 Wallace individual salts & peppers, 8 individual nut dishes, 4 salt cellars (2 without liners) and 2 salt spoons, 14.40 ozt. of silver

including salt cellars, mustard pots, egg cups, cream and sugar and ash trays, 44.8 troy ounces

(lot of 12) French sterling silver tableware, including: (6) cordial cups, housed in fitted box, cup: 1 5/8"h, 1 3/8"diam, box: 2"h, 7.25"w, 5.5"d, (6) individual salt cellars and spoons, Paillard Fre

Collection of Fifteen Japanese Sterling Silver Tableware to Include (7) Pepper Shakers and (8) Footed Salt Cellars with Glass Inserts. Each stamped item is Sterling 950 on the base. Shakers measures 2

Sterling silver tablewares lot. Includes a pair of 8.25" long x 3" tall sterling silver footed shell form bowls, and an antique crystal and sterling silver swan form master salt cellar measuring 5" ta

(lot of 5) Sterling silver and silverplate tableware, including: (1) American J. Wagner & Son sterling silver sugar shaker, approx 7"h, 2.5"diam, (1) American Webster Company sterling silver open salt

(lot of 8) American sterling silver tableware, including: (1) Dunkirk Silversmiths sugar bowl, model number 315, denting, approx 3"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d, (1) Reed & Barton bon bon bowl, c.1947, foliate scr

Set of Four American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars mid-20th century, by the Meriden Britannia division of International Silversmiths, Meriden, Connecticut, model #S42, octagonal bowl form, lobed with r

Pair of American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 20th century, by M. Fred Hirsch Co., Inc., Jersey City, New Jersey, model #486, pedestal form, the bulbous bowl with gadrooned rim and rais

Pair of American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars third quarter 20th century, by Fisher Silversmiths, Jersey City, New Jersey, model #758, pedestal form, the bucket-form body raised on a conforming domed

Three American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars. Each with a cobalt glass liner. Together with a sterling silver salt cellar Wt of all: 2.65 ozt

Three American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars including: Baldwin & Miller model #43, second quarter 20th century, Newark, New Jersey, retailed by Black, Starr and Gorham, New York, New York, cauldron fo

Pair of American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars ca. 1900, cauldron form, with finely beaded rim and raised on three ball feet. h. 3/4", dia. 1-1/2"; 0.82 total t. oz.

Unusual American Sterling Silver Salt Cellar fourth quarter 19th century, by William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, retailed by Lebolt & Co., Chicago, Illinois, cauldron form, with beaded rim and

American Sterling Silver Salt Cellar third quarter 19th century, William B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire, model #60, oval cauldron form, the bulbous body decorated with repousse flowers and roco

(lot of 8) American sterling silver tableware, R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, Connecticut, model no. 1432, including: (6) saucers, approx 5.5"diam, (2) double-handled reticulated cup frames,

(lot of 33) Table articles group, comprising: (4) Siam sterling Nielloware napkin rings, 1.25"h, 1.5" diam.; (8) sterling individual salt cellars and spoons, various sizes, all marked; (2) silver and