Pair George III Silver Salts, London 1788

18th century

Sold by William Rand Antiques

Description

A fine pair of George III silver salts by Charles Hougham, hallmarked London 1788.

The pair, with bright cut decoration to pierced bodies make an elegant and attractive pair. Each with original blue glass liners.

In excellent condition, no damage or restoration, the engraving bright. Cartouche to each side. On both, one cartouche is engraved with the initials EF.

There is a slither chip to the rim of one of the glass liners, but not hardly noticeable.

Dimensions: each is : 9cm wide x 6cm deep x 5.5cm high (highest point)

Physical Dimensions

Height

1cm (0.39")

Width

1cm (0.39")

Depth

1cm (0.39")

Declaration

William Rand Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA515553

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Description

A fine pair of George III silver salts by Charles Hougham, hallmarked London 1788.

The pair, with bright cut decoration to pierced bodies make an elegant and attractive pair. Each with original blue glass liners.

fig 1. Pair George III Silver Salts, London 1788

In excellent condition, no damage or restoration, the engraving bright. Cartouche to each side. On both, one cartouche is engraved with the initials EF.

There is a slither chip to the rim of one of the glass liners, but not hardly noticeable.

Dimensions: each is : 9cm wide x 6cm deep x 5.5cm high (highest point)

Physical Dimensions

Height

1cm (0.39")

Width

1cm (0.39")

Depth

1cm (0.39")

Date of Manufacture

William Rand Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers