Aleksander Yasinova St Peterburg silver master salt

Gold wash to interior. Basket weave design to handled cups. Stamped, '84', with an undetermined maker's mark, city mark of St Petersburg, and assay master's mark of Aleksander Frans Fan-Der-Flit of St

A set of four (4) English sterling silver tripod footed master salt dishes. Round form with floral bunting and lion faces above paw style feet. Gold gilt interiors. Bearing hallmarks. Engraved crest f

A pair of Néo-Grec sterling silver master salts and a set of twelve silver salt cellars with lily pad feet Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1875-1891, and other The pair of master salts with balled fee

A collection of six (6) Tiffany & Co. English gilt sterling silver master salt cellars and shakers. Includes: two (2) 1.5" x 3.5" x 2.5" footed high relief shell motif master salts with double hinged

Cased Pair of American Aesthetic Movement Sterling Silver Master Salt Cellars , Gorham, 1871, pattern 550, with butterfly handles and traces of gilt wash interiors, h. 2 in., w. 3 1/2 in., WITH associ

Two antique English sterling silver master salt dishes, with cobalt liners. Silver weight 7.559 ozt.

Set of Sterling Silver master salt cellars, decorated with ram heads and sitting on four hoofed legs. Made by Howard & Co. Weigh: 262 grams.

late 19th century, indistinctive hallmarks, possibly Hanau, 8 putti decorated items, including: 3 master salts (one with glass liner), smaller salt cellar with glass liner, 2 muffineers and a pair of

Second half 19th century. New York. Each salt cellar with a gold wash on the interior of the bowl, raised on three stylized ram's head legs, the rim with a Greek key pattern design. Hallmarked at the

Circa 1880, fully hallmarked, silver master salt modeled as putti riding a sleigh which is being pulled by a reindeer, very good condtion, height 4.25" (10.8 cm) x 8.75" (22 cm) long Start Bid $200

Hallmarked RC, London, 1927, Together with an English silver teapot, partially lobed body, hallmarked Birmingham, partially illegible, P. Lopez signed modern Mexican sterling silver covered sugar bowl

Russian 88 enamel silver master salt, wt. 42gm, 1.2"Hx2"dia

English and American. Approx. 17 t.o without the glass inserts. Also including and not weighed: two reticulated plated sleeves and four enamel and sterling mushroom form salt and pepper shakers. Prove

Pair of Gorham Victorian Aesthetic design, coin silver footed master salts with bird handles and matching salt spoons. Gorham hallmarks circa 1865 and #710. Size: 4 by 1.75 in high, spoons 3.5 in.

DESCRIPTION: Antique English Sterling Silver Master Salt. This piece is a cast scalloped shell with three legs in the design of a dolphin. CIRCA: 20th CenturyORIGIN: EnglandDIMENSIONS: H: 1 1/4" W: 2

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

Cased Victorian English sterling silver Master salt and spoon set. Set of four. London 1870-1. B.H. makers mark on salts. Spoons- Birmingham marked. 6.5 ozt total weight.

The flared edge bowl is raised on rounded sterling bar stock joined by round beads, the work is stamped with the Spratling workshop mark underside of the base. Measures 2 x 3.75 inches, weighs 4.0 ozt

3 1/2 inches. 5.1 troy ounces

A Pair of 19th Century Austrian Silver Master Salt Cellars. Rococo style decorated three footed salt cellars with goldwashed interiors 2" x 3.5" Wt: 12.35 ozt

American coin silver master salt bowl, boat form with Classical profile medallion decorated openwork handles embellished with palmettes, by Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, mid 19th C. 2.25"h

This silver master salt is Austrian, made in Vienna in 1840 in the then silver standard of 13 lothig, which translates to .813 as 16 lothig would be pure silver. It is fully hallmarked and also has a

[12] Sterling Silver Master Salt Dishes marked STERLING, weighs 3.82 oz. size: size: 2 5/8

Set of Four George IV Silver Master Salts, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard Ieach master salt with the mark of Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, London (1822), handsome form with gadrooning to rim and r