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19th Century North Devon Terracotta Salter
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19th Century North Devon Terracotta Salter

19th century
Sold 1 July 2025 · Browns Antiques and Reclamation
This “19th Century North Devon Terracotta Salter” found a buyer.

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Description

Glazed interior. These salters were only made in North Devon. No cracks, drainage holes to base (see photos).

Date of Manufacture

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Antique Terracotta Salting Pan to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1092426
Dealers Internal Reference
DM-368
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Description
Glazed interior. These salters were only made in North Devon. No cracks, drainage holes to base (see photos).
Date of Manufacture

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Antique Terracotta Salting Pan to the 19th Century.

Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1092426
Dealers Internal Ref
DM-368
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2018

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Archive I A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

19th Century North Devon Terracotta Salter

Archive II A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. View II
Archive III A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. View III
Archive IV A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. View IV
Archive V A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. View V
Archive VI A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior. View VI
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Telephone 07970 669382
Location
Aller Cross Garage
Barnstaple Road
South Molton
Devon
EX36 3RD
United Kingdom
Verified Since Mar 2018
Items For Sale 181
Items Sold 1,114
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
Verified Since Mar 2018
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Location: Aller Cross Garage, Barnstaple Road, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3RD, United Kingdom
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A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior.
19th Century North Devon Terracotta Salter
Ref: SA1092426
A wide, low cylindrical nineteenth-century North Devon terracotta salter with a glazed interior and textured exterior.
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  • ObjectGarden Planters
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRustic Farmhouse
  • MaterialTerracotta, Earthenware
  • ColourTerracotta
  • MotifsRolled rim, Unglazed exterior, Glazed interior
  • SizeH 29 cm (11 in) x W 76 cm (30 in) x D 53 cm (21 in)

Historical salters were primarily utilised in domestic dairies and sculleries for preserving foods such as butter, meat, and vegetables using salt.

These vessels were typically thrown from local red earthenware clays, often featuring coarse texturing and lead-glazed interiors to ensure impermeability.

Authenticity is usually determined by weight, potting irregularities, kiln marks, historical wear patterns, and the distinct characteristics of regional clay bodies.

Such pieces translate well into modern spaces when repurposed as large-scale planters for architectural flora, or styled as rustic focal points within open-plan living areas.

Cleaning should be restricted to gentle brushing with water to avoid damaging the aged patina, and indoor display is recommended to protect porous earthenware from frost damage.
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