18th Century Redware Decorated Salt Cellar

Pr Chinese Early 18 C Porcelain Salt Cellar Dishes in the shape of European Silver prototypes, well painted with Peacock and Peonies with most of the gold highlighting. Good condition. Width 3 1/4 inc

twleve pieces including (3) 18th century blown salt cellars, (6) shot glasses, (1) 19th century tumbler and (2) 19th century pedestal urns (one in purple). Tallest 5.5 in. The Lifelong Collection of K

Pair of Georgian James Gould English silver salt cellars. London city stamps, maker's mark of James Gould, date letter of 1726. Total approx. weight is 7.69 troy oz (gross). From a Tuckahoe, NY estate

Pair of George III period English silver salt cellars, 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked footed open salt cellars, illegible maker's marks, 2" (height) x 3" (length), 8.44 ozt

18th/19th century small Red ware decorated seated cat with brown and white slip decoration. Nick on face. 3-1/2" high.

A Collection of French Pont-Aux-Choux Faience Articles 18th Century comprising 16 plates, 9 salt cellars, 8 assorted oval trays and dishes, a sauce boat, a pair of shaped cruet stands and a shaped cru

A pair of 18th century British sterling silver open salt cellars of oval form, both with faint gilt washed interiors, and raised on swept supports on pad feet, the undersides hallmarked London 1792 wi

Rare early St. Cloud salt cellar and lid, 18th c., c. 1700, England, puce enameled white porcelain, the bowl and cover relief molded with four prunus branches on a speckled rose ground, unmarked, incl

Small "Egyptian Black" Shiny Salt Glazed Red Stoneware Teapot with Raised Decorations. Likely made by Thomas Wedgwood (son of Gilbert Wedgwood) circa 1752. Shows approx. .75" crack/chip on lid. Weighs

Georgian Irish silver tableware, 18th C. Single handled basket and (4) salt cellars (one lacking cobalt blue glass insert). Possibly William Bond. (Basket: 6.5" wide, Total Weight: 18.94 ozt).

Fine Pair of Louis XV Provincial Covered Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 18th century, Avignon, probably Joseph Virgule Vilhet (Master 1740; d. 1780), each of oval trencher form with addorsed serpe

18th and 19th centuries, comprising: 6 individual salt cellars, 2 sugar casters, trencher salt, tea strainer and a small navette-shaped double handled tray, 28.95 ozt. t.w.

Two small 18th c. porcelain figurines, attributed to Meissen. 1st item: Cries de Paris "Poultry Plucker" figure of a man plucking feathers from a hen, with basket of feathers to his side. Partial blue

New World, Spanish Colonial, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A heavy cast silver container for holding incense during Catholic Mass. The form is similar to many salt cellars from the same time

An Italian Polychrome Decorated Salt Box Depicting Scenes from the Crucifixion Likely Italian, 17th/18th Century Height 6 x width 12 x depth 7 inches. Property from a Chicago Collector

Antique silver Salt Cellar, Lemberg (Lvov), Habsburg Monarchy, Late 18th Century. Two handles. Monogrammed. Marked with old Austro-Hungarian marks (1787?) centered with the letter N for Lemberg, furth

18th century, America or Britain, possibly Moravian. The piece having a led glaze with an interesting bell-shape form. The bottom is slip decorated around the perimeter. A chip to the spout and some p

Title: Early 18th Century Antique George I Britannia Silver Set Four Salt Cellars London 1717 James Goodwin Description: A rare and incredibly fine suite of four early 18th century circular Britannia

Silver with glas, including old markings, 18th Century, widest is 8 cm.

Four English sterling silver salt cellars, the first two George III, maker's marks of one indistinct, the other unknown maker "V.K", both London, 18th century, the second two a Victorian pair, with ma

A Large Collection of Decorative Items 18th Century and Later comprising a polychome enamel snuff box, agate mounted salt cellar and dessert spoon, Capodimonte porcelain covered sugar, pair of gilt an

Group of (5) 18th century English sterling silver, to include: Queen Anne/George I salt cellar, Thomas Ash, London, 1714, of octagonal form with flared bottom, having interior with oval bowl and side

Germany or England. Having good form with salt glaze and handsomely decorated body which boast inscribed flower decoration outlined with iron or manganese and having cobalt decoration at both top and

possibly English, 18th/19th century, porcelain modeled as three upturned scallop shells resting on a bed of smaller shells and coral, with a conch and seaweed finial, the interiors of the shells are p