A Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Salts made 1880SOLD

A Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Salts made in London by James Barclay Hennellin 1880.

These salts are very much in the classical adams style with swags, beading, and the beautiful pierced work. These are however much better gauge than the salts they are a faithful reproduction.

They are 8cm in length, 6.5cm in wide and 5cm tall. They weigh 130.8g (Without the blue glass liners, of course!)

They are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.


Type: Salts
Function: Dining
Maker: James Barclay Hennellin
Country: England


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