An English Set of Silver Salt Cellars, mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1902 (4 pieces)
An English Set of Silver Salt Cellars, mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1902 (4 pieces)
Fluted salt cellars with pleated edges and ball feet, accompanied by shell-shaped spoons. Width 5.5, height 3.5 cm. Spoons length 7 cm. Total weight 113 grams.
Original case with textile interior and beveled corners, 20.5 x 13.5 x 5 cm.
Minor stains and wear.
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