A silver salt and salt spoon, designed by C R Ashbee

Thirty-two Sterling Spoons, includes: 21 souvenir spoons, one "Tom Tom" child's spoon; eight non souvenir spoons and two R & W Wilson, Phila, 1825 coin silver salt spoons, 19th to 20th C, 12.05 ozts.[

Set of 12 Gorham Sterling Silver, 735A, Salt Cellars, Monogrammed with B, C.1850-1860 with 12 William Adams, Birmingham, Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, C.1940-1950. Salts: 1.5” Wide, 1” High

Pair of elliptical English sterling silver footed salts with cobalt inserts, London, c 1798-99, maker's mark GB, with a pair of English sterling salt spoons, c 1800, 3.905 TO, along with Sheffield pla

Tiffany & Co. pair Chrysanthemum salt cellars and salt spoons, c. 1870-1874 with a set of ten butter plates, c. 1881 New York, NY sterling silver, hammered sterling silver impressed hallmarks plate: 3

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

Bulgari Salt cellar and spoon Italy, c. 1980sterling silver salt cellar: 1.5 h x 2.5 dia in (4 x 6 cm) spoon: 3.5 h x .875 w x .5 d in (9 x 2 x 1 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to unders

Russian .916 silver and enamel salt with spoon, 20th c., floral enamel and vermeil, marked "916" with illegible maker's mark, salt: 1.25"h x 2"w, spoon: 2"l, approx. 1ozt.

Four are a matching set and are in the original Calligari case. 2 1/2"

Pair of mid-20th century Italian .925 sterling silver open fish-form salt dishes with salt spoons. Weight 2.5 ozt. In good condition.

(16) Pcs sterling silver, 4.975 TO, c/o (4) Gorham repousse open salts, (3) Webster shakers, (3) shakers marked GMF, (5) sterling salt spoons, (1) 800 silver salt spoon

A Pair of Hester Bateman George III Silver and Cobalt Glass Open Salts and a Salt Spoon, 

(lot of 7) British sterling silver salt spoons, including: (6) George III Kings Pattern salt spoons, maker's mark JMc, probably James McKay, c.1816, gilt-washed bowls, engraved armorial with pelican,

Together with a pair of matching coin silver salt spoons, 2 additional salts, 3 coin silver spoons, and shell-form sugar tongs, 10 pieces total Salts: 3"dia Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family,

(lot of 2) Sterling silver salt spoons, William Spratling (American, active in Mexico, 1900-1967), c.1940s, pierced stylized frog over spoon bowl, short handle with ball finial, stamped Spratling silv

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SALT SPOON, forward-tipped fiddle back handle with pointed shoulders, marked to back "W. KENDRICK" for William Kendrick, Louisville, KY (active 1831-1880), with "R" mo

TWELVE TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONSNew York, Circa 1910Initial mark for John C. Moore II. Japonesque, the hammered handles engraved with eight various designs. Not monogrammed. Lengths 2�

Four relief panels, one with monograms, handled, together with two WM Brown coin silver salt spoons. Mug H: approx. 3".Weight: approx. 4.11 ozt.

(lot of 15) Native American sterling silver salt spoons, including: (10) TKW (Tim Kee Whitman, Navajo/ Dine, 20th c.), stamped handle, with turquoise cabochon, (one) marked sterling, (five) unmarked,

Pair Of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, C. 1737, Together With A Pair Of 1830's Sterling Silver Salt Spoons. London

Each 19th C salt cellar in a tri-handle basket form with plain design. Sheffield, 1888. Atkin Brothers. Together with a pair of English salt spoons with partial twist handles. 79g. H. 5.7 cm(2 1/4 in.

The salt cellar bowls are made from early 20th C Baht coins, raised on three ball feet. With clear glass liners. Together with English silver salt spoons. Dia. 5.7 cm (2 1/4 in.)

Lobed form 19th C salt cellars decorated with garland swags and geometric borders. Silver gilt interior. Together with matching spoons. Birmingham, 1890. Hilliard & Thomason. 123g. L. of teacup salt:

COIN SILVER SALT SPOONS FROM BALTIMOR, PHILADELPHIA, & BOSTON

Two silver salt spoons, one fiddle pattern hallmarked Exeter 1858 maker JS, the other Old English pattern London c.1780 maker Hester Bateman. Largest approx 4" long (2)