Antique 1784 Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars & Edinburgh Condiment Spoons

A superb antique matched pair of Georgian sterling silver open salt cellars with cobalt blue glass liners, accompanied by a pair of Edinburgh sterling silver condiment spoons. The salt cellars are finely crafted on three paw feet with gadroon rims, hallmarked for London 1784 by renowned silversmith John Lambed. Each includes its original deep Bristol blue glass liner. The finely pierced spoons are hallmarked Edinburgh 1957 and were made by Francis Howard. A striking display of 18th-century craftsmanship.

Details:

Maker (Salts): John Lambed

Hallmark (Salts): London, 1784 (partially worn)

Maker (Spoons): Francis Howard

Hallmark (Spoons): Edinburgh, 1957

Material: Solid sterling silver, Bristol blue glass liners

Weight (Silver Only): 113.3 grams

Dimensions (Each Salt): Height 4 cm, Diameter 6 cm

Condition: Excellent antique condition. No cracks to glass liners. Hallmarks on salts are partially rubbed.

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