Over the years, salt cellars have played an important role on the dining table. As it was such an expensive commodity, several hundred years ago, salt was a luxury and it was the affluent that made salt cellars a status symbol for the home. The closer one sat to the salt cellar, the more important he or she was deemed by the host and hostess.
Silver salt and pepper shakers and/or grinders are beautiful pieces to own and use in one’s home. They enhance, beautify and provide wonderful table settings which can either be formal or informal. Depending on the style and type of shakers one wants to use, a …
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A lovely pair of 20th century square cut – cornered English Silver Trencher Salts that are replicas of a highly desirable early Georgian style, circa 1720. The salts have gilded interiors and are in very good condition. They do have clear hallmarks but please note …
View Item >Silver salt and pepper shakers and/or grinders are beautiful pieces to own and use in one’s home. They enhance, beautify and provide wonderful table settings which can be used either in a formal or informal setting. Depending on the style and type of shakers or …
View Item >The Pepper was one of the most important condiments that was created. It is probably second in importance only to salt on the dining room table. Antique Silver Peppers originated in the 18th century when they were commonly known as Casters. Unlike salt which was …
View Item >A lovely set of 4 Antique English Silver early 20th century Pepper Casters. They are designed in a plain octagonal form and stand on a reeded spreading foot. The removable covers are pierced with vertical geometric and linear designs that make it easy to sprinkle …
View Item >A very attractive set of 4 20th century American Silver Pepper Casters made by Arthur Stone. They are designed in a plain oval form and are set on an oval reeded spreading foot. The covers have hand-pierced lids. This makes it easy to refill as …
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