Antique George V Sterling Silver Salt Cellar with Cobalt Glass Liner, Chester 1915

A refined antique George V sterling silver salt cellar, hallmarked in Chester in 1915. The piece has a classic footed form and is fitted with a cobalt blue glass liner, creating an attractive contrast against the polished silver exterior.

Compact and elegant, this open salt cellar would make a charming addition to an antique silver table setting or a collection of early 20th-century English silver. The cobalt glass liner adds both practical function and decorative appeal.

Details

• Item: Antique sterling silver salt cellar
• Maker: Unknown / Unconfirmed
• Origin: England
• Assay Office: Chester
• Date / Period: 1915, George V period
• Material: Sterling silver with cobalt blue glass liner
• Hallmarks: Chester hallmarks for 1915
• Dimensions: Length 7.5 cm; Width 5.5 cm; Height 4 cm
• Silver Weight: 36 g, excluding glass liner

Condition

Excellent antique condition overall, with minimal age-related wear. The sterling silver body and cobalt blue glass liner display beautifully. Please review the photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.

Historical and Collector Context

Chester-hallmarked silver is appreciated by collectors for its connection to one of England’s historic assay offices. Produced during the George V period, this sterling silver salt cellar reflects the practical form and understated elegance of early 20th-century English dining pieces.

The cobalt blue glass liner adds a traditional decorative accent and makes the piece suitable for display as well as careful use.

Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. We are happy to provide further details or images on request.