1779 London England Sterling Silver & Cobalt Master Salt

Basket handle with flowers and birds. Dated 1779. London England, mark IF for John Foster. Missing piece of rim, see photos.

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

Lot of 4 English George III Sterling Silver Circa 1790. Brite Cut Pierced Open Salts with Original Cobalt Blue Glass Liners by Peter and Ann Bateman, London, England. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Good.

English sterling silver master salts with spoons and cobalt blue inserts. London Late 19th Century. Signed ED Total weight: 2.73 troy ounces.

Beautiful master salt in sterling silver has what appears to be the original cobalt glass liner.  Both lid and bottom of base are nicely hallmarked with the lion passant, leopard head and the lower c

Two matching Sterling Silver Master Salt Cellars from Revere Silversmiths. Both with cobalt glass removable liners. Each 3"x3"x1 1/2". Approximate Silver weight 115 grams. Weight with glass 7.1 oz. PR

Pair TIFFANY NEW YORK (Made in England ) sterling silver salts with cobalt blur inserts, with spoons. Marked on bottoms as pictured. In fine estate condition. (weighs 5.4 troy ounces )

Four Victorian Sterling Silver Master Salts, London, 1874, 3 by Edward Ker Reid, 1 by Richards & Brown (Edward Charles Brown), circular with gadroon border, floral chasing, shell and scroll pad feet,

Pair of Abraham Porter Sterling Silver Master Salts. London Circa 1764-1765. 2-1/2" diam. Approx. 2.76 ozt. Condition: Good with use wear.

Grouping of Royal Crown Derby porcelain and London silver salt cellars. Pair of London sterling silver salt cellars with cobalt glass inserts, hallmarks for Robert Hennell II and date letter for 1778

3 Ensko New York sterling silver salt and pepper shakers: 4 1/2" Height. 280.6 grams. 2 Richard Comyns sterling silver London England 1907 salt and pepper shakers: 5 1/8" Height. 317.6 grams. All 5 ma

A Collection of Sterling Silver Table Articles. Comprising a cobalt glass lined master salt cellar, three individual salt cellars, two salt spoons, one cobalt glass lined mustard pot and a pepper mill

A THOMAS DANIELL GEORGE III PERIOD STERLING SILVER OPEN SALT, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1787-1788, of half crescent boat form with "D" shape strap handles, raised on oval spreading foot with reeded rim,

Ten pieces includes 4 oval footed open salts (2 ½ inches x 3 ½ inches), large round master salt with handle, one 2 inch round salt and 2 pairs of footed salt and pepper shakers.

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.

American and British, 19th/20th century, Group of silver serving pieces comprising four master salt spoons all bearing marks for 1830s-40s London, Gorham demitasse spoon, and Clark and Hartley, Philad

Pair of sterling silver salt cellars with glass inserts made by Henry Chawner, London England and the spoon was made in Manchester England. The salt cellars measure  5.5 x2.25 x 2.25 inches and 5.25

Four Sterling Silver Salts and Spoons, Henry Corry, London, England, 1760-1. Set of four raised round open salts with scalloped edge on three cast legs with shell knees and feet, all engraved with uni

19th Century English Sterling Dolphin Master Salts. Made by Stephen Smith and Wm. Nicholson London c. 1860. - A fine pair of English Victorian sterling silver gilt master salt boats, maker's mark of S

Includes 4 sugar bowls / salts / cellars and 1 swing handle bowl with deep cobalt blue glass. The sugar bowls are made by Crichton Bros, London. All are marked "Sterling". Each piece is detailed with

ANTIQUE GEORGE II BY ELMORE SILVER CO VINTAGE ESTATE VANITY JEWELRY HOLDER, SALT MASTER OR SERVING CUP. MEASURES 69MM BY 38MM. WEIGHS 104.5GRAMS. TESTED STERLING SILVER. EXCELLENT USED CONDITION. US S

ASSORTED LONDON ENGLISH STERLING SILVER ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising an open salt marked, two master salt spoons, and two table spoons with forward tipped handles, legible and illegible hallmarks

A pair of sterling silver open salt cauldrons with flared rims and three feet each. Hallmarks on the bottom indicate maker John Munns 1763 London, England. 2.5" in diameter by 1.5" 3.3 t oz

Pair of George IV Sterling Silver Repousse Master Salts , John Bridge, London, 1824, floral scroll chasing, mask feet, retain gilt wash interiors, h. 2 3/8 in., dia. 3 ¼ in., wt. 10.95 troy ozs