A silver sugar caster from E. S. Barnsley & Co, Birmingham, 1914, and a silver salt cellar with indistinct marks.
A silver sugar caster from E. S. Barnsley & Co, Birmingham, 1914, and a silver salt cellar with indistinct marks.
Baluster-shaped sugar caster, four-sided with chamfered corners, pierced lid. Height 17 cm. Oval salt cellar, partially gilded, with gadrooned decoration. Length 10 cm. Weight 270 grams.
Minor wear. Dents. The salt cellar slightly askew.
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