A George II silver salt cellar on three hoof feet, maker’s mark rubbed
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A George II silver salt cellar on three hoof feet, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1741; a Victorian combination salt cellar, pepperette and mustard pot cruet, with glass linings, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, London 1898; and a cased set of four salt cellars by Asprey & Co Ltd, together with matched spoons, three by Hester Bateman; total weighable (without glass liners) 425.5 grams (13.68 ozt). (3)
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