A Pair of Sterling Silver Hare Salt & Pepper ShakersSOLD
A Beautiful pair of Hare Pepper / Salt Shakers, made in London 2000
The pair measure 10cm in length and 8cm tall while weighing 365.9g in total.
The condition is excellent with no damage or repair.
I have done my very best to provide a good picture of the hallmarks but they are so very tint that even my most powerful lense was only able to produce the picture below.
Need more info? Contact James Baldwin Antiques regarding this item.
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