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Pair Silver Victorian Salts, Hallmarked London 1894
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Pair Silver Victorian Salts, Hallmarked London 1894

19th century
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A pair of attractive salt pots, hallmarked London 1894, standing on three small legs, measuring 5cms in diameter, beautifully chased and being in excellent condition.

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Height
2.5cm (0.98")
Width
5cm (1.97")
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Past Pieces has dated these Victorian Silver Salt Cellars to the Victorian era.

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A pair of attractive salt pots, hallmarked London 1894, standing on three small legs, measuring 5cms in diameter, beautifully chased and being in excellent condition.
Height
2.5cm (0.98")
Width
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Past Pieces has dated these Victorian Silver Salt Cellars to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1009869
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A pair of Victorian sterling silver open salt cellars with embossed floral patterns, beaded rims, and three pad feet.
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Archive I A pair of Victorian sterling silver open salt cellars with embossed floral patterns, beaded rims, and three pad feet.

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A pair of Victorian sterling silver open salt cellars with embossed floral patterns, beaded rims, and three pad feet.
Pair Silver Victorian Salts, hallmarked London 1894
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A pair of Victorian sterling silver open salt cellars with embossed floral patterns, beaded rims, and three pad feet.
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Victorian salt cellars, commonly referred to as open salts, were small table vessels designed to hold loose salt before the introduction of modern anti-caking agents and salt shakers.

These items were predominantly crafted from sterling silver (925 purity) or silver plate, often featuring hand-embossed floral motifs, chased detailing, and cast pad or tripod feet.

Authentic British sterling silver items feature full official hallmarks: the lion passant for sterling silver, a city mark such as the Leopards Head for London, a specific date letter, and a makers mark.

Small silver salt cellars can be integrated into contemporary table settings for formal dining, or placed on a bedside table to store small items of jewellery such as rings.

To prevent corrosion from salt contact, empty and wash the cellars in warm water after use, dry completely, and polish periodically using a soft silver cloth.
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