Theodore Olsen Norwegian viking horn sterling silver salt and pepper pots. 2.25in height. 1.08 ozt. Together with Watson

Group of eight European silver items including one toast tray, marked "TW" with silver hallmarks, and numbered "821" along

Victorian Pair of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, Henry Holland, London, England, 1871. Monogrammed. Hallmarked, maker's mark

A pair of sterling silver salt cellars in chinoiserie motif. Marked on the bottom Sterling. Weigh a total of 57 gramsCIRCA:

Pair of George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars , Robert and Samuel Hennell, London, 1804, oblong stand with gadrooned

Pair Vintage Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, inscriptions to base partially illegible, reads ‘1145 St in E’, both measure 1

Large Sterling Silver Salt Cellar. Modeled as a centerpiece. Clear liner (plastic). Height: 7.5cm. Length: 12.5cm. 64gr (net

Sterling Silver Salt Cellar. Modeled as a centerpiece. Blue liner (plastic). Height: 5.5cm. Length: 10cm. 42gr (net

NORWEGIAN STERLING SILVER OPEN SALTS AND SALT SPOONS, LOT OF TEN, most pieces with enameling, comprising six Viking ship

Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I Geroge III London sterling silver open salt cellars, 1810. Ribbed texture to the edge with

NORWEGIAN STERLING SILVER AND OTHER OPEN SALTS AND SALT SPOONS, LOT OF EIGHT, each open salt being Viking ship form,

NORWEGIAN PLIQUE-A-JOUR ENAMELED STERLING SILVER OPEN SALTS, LOT OF TWO, each large Viking ship form with a dragon head