A Pair of Arts and Crafts Silver Salts by Omar Ramsden & CarrSOLD
These beautiful Arts and Crafts Silver Salts were made in London, by Omar Ramsden & Carr and were made in 1908.
The salts wiegh( Minus the glass liner, of course) 145g and measure 3cm tall, 8cm in length and 6.5cm wide.
They are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.
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