A pair of Louis Philippe French silver salts, chased with acanthus and reeded borders, and two original blue liners.The silver salts present two sets of hallmarks. The first, is a Minerva head with the letter P, used for silver made during the French revolution, between 1793 and 1794, and some time afterwards. The second, is a Poincon Au Viellard nr 1 (used for .950 standard silver) which suggests that the silver salts were made between 1818 and 1838. The maker is Denis Jean Andres Garreau, working in Paris at 62, rue du Temple. The symbol is a small boat with two men inside above the maker�s initials, D and G.Weight/pair: 214g | 105g for silver only Condition:In good decorative condition, with some wear commensurate with its age. Some bubbles on the liners and one tiny chip. Irregular rims. One of the acanthus leaves was restored and it dented the original silver foot (please see the pictures). The glass liners do not sit perfectly flat.Delivery: Free UK tracked deliveryEurope International Tracked Shipping �9 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)Worldwide International Tracked Shipping �12 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)We aim to dispatch within two working days. This may be longer for international deliveries. All items are packed securely using acid-free paper, water-soluble filler and eco-friendly packing.Return:You have the right to return your item within 14 working days from the day after you receive it. How to pay:If you are interested in this item please get in touch, or you can buy it directly using the form below.Height is 5.4cm (2.1inches)
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