Pair Victorian Silver Salts w/ Spoons, Cobalt Liners, Birmingham 1894

This elegant pair of Victorian silver open salts is beautifully crafted in the shape of cauldrons, embossed with roses and leaves, and resting on hoof feet. They feature cobalt blue glass liners and come complete with matching salt spoons. The salts are hallmarked Birmingham 1894 by Thomas Hayes, while the spoons bear the hallmark of Sargison's (Hobart, Tasmania), adding a touch of Australian history to this English silver set.

Key Details:

Material: Sterling Silver, Cobalt Blue Glass
Maker: Thomas Hayes (salts), Sargison's (spoons)
Hallmark: Birmingham 1894 (salts), Sargison's (spoons)
Condition: Excellent Antique condition
Weight: 134.4 grams (total silver weight)

Additional Information:

These salt cellars are a beautiful example of Victorian craftsmanship, with their intricate design and attention to detail.
The cobalt blue glass liners add a vibrant pop of colour and a touch of elegance.
This set would make a perfect addition to any collection of antique silver or a stunning centrepiece for your dining table.

Please Note:

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