A pair of Edwardian sterling silver salts, London 1905 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons
A pair of Edwardian sterling silver salts, London 1905 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons
In the George III style, of compressed circular ‘cauldron’ form, with gadrooned rim, raised on three pad feet with shell junctions. Each fitted with removable blue glass liners and a pair of Fiddle pattern salt spoons, Sheffield 1904 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Also to include a Scottish quaich, Edinburgh 1968 by S.J. Rose and a pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1858/59 by William Smily, crested. (7)
Weight – 445 grams / 14.31 ozt
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A pair of Edwardian sterling silver salts, London 1905 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons
In the George III style, of compressed circular ‘cauldron’ form, with gadrooned rim, raised on three pad feet with shell junctions. Each fitted with removable blue glass liners and a pair of Fiddle pattern salt spoons, Sheffield 1904 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Also to include a Scottish quaich, Edinburgh 1968 by S.J. Rose and a pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1858/59 by William Smily, crested. (7)
Weight – 445 grams / 14.31 ozt
Sold for £275
Includes Buyer's Premium
Sale price
Time, Location
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