A Provinical George III Silver Open Salt and a Large Victorian Silver Serving Spoon Newcastle and London A Provinical George III Silver Open Salt by George Samu
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A Provinical George III Silver Open Salt and a Large Victorian Silver Serving Spoon Newcastle and London A Provinical George III Silver Open Salt by George Samuel Lewis & John Wright , Newcastle 1818, with gadrooned rim and gilt-washed interior, the plain exterior bearing engraved B monogram and raised on four bun feet, together with a large Victorian cast silver spoon with mask and foliate detail the tapered and knopped stem terminating in a circular bowl by Holland, Son & Slater (John Aldwinckle & James Slater), London 1881. Salt 9.2cm wide, spoon 20.5cm long, gross approx 138g Small hole and old repair to salt.
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