Antique Sterling Silver Salt Cellars – Exquisite Henry Wilkinson Set, 1873

Antique Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Victorian Floral Engraving

This delightful pair of antique sterling silver salt cellars was crafted in 1873 by the respected Sheffield silversmiths Henry Wilkinson & Co. Embodying classic Victorian design, each piece stands on three solid ball feet and features intricate hand-engraved floral motifs bordered with delicate punchwork. The round, bulbous form adds a soft, elegant profile that would complement both period and contemporary table settings.

With full English hallmarks and a beautifully aged patina, these antique sterling silver salt cellars speak to both history and craftsmanship. Their understated elegance and practical function make them a superb addition to any antique silver collection or refined dining display.

Authentic Sheffield Hallmarks – 1873

Each cellar is clearly hallmarked with the lion passant for sterling silver, the Sheffield crown, the date letter “F” for 1873, and the maker’s mark “HW & Co” for Henry Wilkinson & Co—one of the most prominent silver producers of the 19th century. These marks confirm the authenticity, purity, and historical origin of the pieces.

Features of This Antique Silver Salt Cellar Pair

Maker: Henry Wilkinson & Co
Year: 1873
Origin: Sheffield, England
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Features: Hand-engraved floral band, ball feet, Victorian bulbous shape
Dimensions: Height 4 cm, Diameter 4 cm
Total Weight: 68.3 grams
Condition: Good antique condition; tarnished but free from dents

These elegant antique sterling silver salt cellars are ideal for collectors of Victorian silverware, or for adding a touch of historical refinement to your dinner table. They reflect the grace and quality of 19th-century British silversmithing.

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