Good Philadelphia Coin Silver Salt Cellar

Good Philadelphia Coin Silver Salt Cellar third quarter 19th century, by Peter L. Krider (1820-1895), the basin-form bowl with gilt interior and supported by three monopodal herons with wings displaye

Pair of Philadelphia Coin Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 19th century, by Robert and William Wilson (fl. ca. 1825-1846), pedestal form, each with a coquille-form bowl raised by an acanthus scroll

Ten pieces: Including Meriden Sugar, Cream and waster bowl, Whiting Pitcher, Theodore B. Starr Sugar and creamer, Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellar, and more. monograms, piece in very good condition. Tot

Pair of Antique American Southern Virginia Coin Silver Salt Cellars by Thomas B. Campbell, Winchester, VA. c.1815 Condition: Generally Very Good w/ Period Monograms. Dimensions: L-4" x W-2.5" x H-2.1"

Set of 4 American Coin Silver Open Salt Cellars by Silversmith George Sharp & Retailed by Bailey & Co. Philadelphia, PA Circa 1840. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Needs Cleaning. Dimensions:

Master Coin Silver Salt Spoon by J. Owen of Philadelphia, Pa. 1804-1840, together with a master pressed glass salt cellar, spoon is 3 7/8 in. long, cellar is 3 1/2 x 2 1/4 in. x 1 1/2 in. tall, spoon

4 Tennessee coin silver salt cellars and spoon. Includes two matching round cellars with beaded rims, 1 oval form salt cellar with footed base and twisted rim and handles, and one round cellar with lo

4 Gorham "medallion" coin silver salt cellars. Model 520 introduced in 1866. Engraved as shown. Each cellar is 1-7/8" with a diameter of 2-1/2". Total weight 270 grams.

Suite of Four Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellars Model #GM11, introduced ca. 1857, cauldron form, with acanthus-and-anthemion rim and raised on three ram's masque-crested cloven feet, monogrammed "ALL".

Pair of Antique American coin silver salt cellars, marked BB and Co, E and S, New York, interiors with a gold wash, 2.25 inches, 7 troy ounces. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, P

Pair of Wood & Hughes Coin Silver Salt Cellars third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, circular trencher form, each with a pair of Egyptian masque medallion-mounted squared arch handles, with

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellars Model #20 [#GM12], introduced ca. 1857, oval cauldron form, decorated with repousse cartouches, with wavy gadrooned rim and raised on four ram's masque-crested

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellars Model #GM4, introduced ca. 1856, cauldron form, decorated with repousse flowers and wavy gadrooned rim, raised on three acanthus-crested paw feet and fitted wit

Pair of American Coin Silver Salt Cellars third quarter 19th century, oval cauldron form, the bulbous body with rope-twist rim and raised on four large rocaille-scroll feet, monogrammed "HB". h. 2-1/2

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellars Model #70 (variant), introduced ca. 1865, tub form, with guilloche banding centering triangular cartouches, with U-shaped handles and raised on four ball feet,

(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

Collection of American Silver Table Articles: Comprising a pair Gorham coin silver salt cellars; three Gorham or Reed & Barton sterling child's cups; two sterling tea strainer balls, one by Blackinton

A Grouping of American Coin and Sterling Silver Figural Accessoriesincluding a pair of Medallion coin silver salt cellars, circa 1870, each appear without maker's mark, pattern number 13 stamped to un

Twelve American Coin and Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Including: An Assembled Set of Four Coin Silver Salt Cellars, ca. 1855, three by Gorham and one by Eoff & Shepard, for Ball, Black & Co., New York

(lot of 10) Silver table articles, highlights include: (2) Gorham Manufacturing Company coin silver salt cellars, with lion masks, paw feet, monogrammed JH, (1) Graff, Washbourne & Dunn sterling tea s

Four Pairs of Gorham Model #41 Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Introduced in 1859, Providence, Rhode Island, Including, Two Pairs of Gorham Coin Silver Salt Cellars, each of pedestal form, the hemispheri

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Open Salt Cellars 1860s Each oval with bird-form handles. Length 4 1/4 inches, total approximately 4 ounces. C

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Figural Salt Cellarscirca 1862-1869 hallmarks, pattern number 160, tapered round cellars with three winged monkey form mounts terminating in paw feet, no monograms. 1 5/8 x

Oval, gold interiors, pedestal bases, monogram "B", unmarked, tested and guaranteed, 170 grams. 2 1/2" X 4", 2" tall, circa 1840.