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Birmingham 1885 Victorian Solid Silver Pair of Six Lobed Salt Cellars with the Original Matching Spoons by Vale Brothers and Sermon.
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Birmingham 1885 Victorian Solid Silver Pair of Six Lobed Salt Cellars with the Original Matching Spoons by Vale Brothers and Sermon.

19th century
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Birmingham 1885 Victorian English hallmarked solid silver pair of six lobed salt cellars with their original matching spoons, all with matching hallmarks. Made by Vale Brothers and Sermon.

The salt cellars with pretty shaped and pinched edges, are most attractive and a good size and weight.

The matching spoons also have the same unusual lobed bowls, duplicating the shape of the cellars , and are topped with ball finials.

Combined weight-50 grams.

Size-salts: 2 3/8 inches diameter by 1 inch high ; spoons: 2 5/8 inches long by .75 inches wide.

A very lovely and unusual pair of Victorian salts with original spoons in very good condition.

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Serpentine Antiques has dated these Victorian Silver Salt Cellars to the 1880s.

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SA55630
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5743
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Birmingham 1885 Victorian English hallmarked solid silver pair of six lobed salt cellars with their original matching spoons, all with matching hallmarks. Made by Vale Brothers and Sermon.
The salt cellars with pretty shaped and pinched edges, are most attractive and a good size and weight.
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fig 1. Pair of Victorian sterling silver six-lobed salt cellars with crimped edges and matching ball-top spoons.
fig 1. Birmingham 1885 Victorian Solid Silver Pair of Six Lobed Salt Cellars with the Original Matching Spoons by Vale Brothers and Sermon.

The matching spoons also have the same unusual lobed bowls, duplicating the shape of the cellars , and are topped with ball finials.

Combined weight-50 grams.

Size-salts: 2 3/8 inches diameter by 1 inch high ; spoons: 2 5/8 inches long by .75 inches wide.

A very lovely and unusual pair of Victorian salts with original spoons in very good condition.

Date of Manufacture

Serpentine Antiques has dated these Victorian Silver Salt Cellars to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA55630
Dealers Internal Ref
5743
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Archive I Pair of Victorian sterling silver six-lobed salt cellars with crimped edges and matching ball-top spoons.

Birmingham 1885 Victorian Solid Silver Pair of Six Lobed Salt Cellars with the Original Matching Spoons by Vale Brothers and Sermon.

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Pair of Victorian sterling silver six-lobed salt cellars with crimped edges and matching ball-top spoons.
Birmingham 1885 Victorian solid silver pair of six lobed salt cellars with the original matching spoons by Vale Brothers and Sermon.
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Pair of Victorian sterling silver six-lobed salt cellars with crimped edges and matching ball-top spoons.
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A Victorian silver salt cellar is a small vessel designed to hold loose salt on a dining table before anti-caking agents allowed the widespread use of salt shakers.

Victorian salt cellars were commonly crafted from sterling silver, bearing official hallmarks, and were often paired with small matching silver spoons.

Authentic pieces display official British hallmark stamps including the anchor for the Birmingham assay office, the lion passant for sterling silver, the date letter l for 1885, and registered maker initials.

These small silver vessels can be positioned on a sideboard, used as individual seasoning dishes for formal dining, or displayed as decorative table accents.

Salt should be washed out immediately after use to prevent silver corrosion, followed by gentle polishing with a silver cloth and storage in anti-tarnish tissue.
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