LONDON 1759 and 1810
Two silver shells forming a pair for use as saltcellars. Tripods, they rest on feet with foliage scrolls in recall on the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest representing a stag erected to the left.
Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on the reverse 46: London 1759, without goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795
Weight: 242 g
Live Wednesday 16 March 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 64

LONDON 1759 and 1810 Two silver shells forming a pair for use as saltcellars. Tripods, they rest on feet with foliage scrolls in recall on the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest representing a stag erected to the left. Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on the reverse 46: London 1759, without goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795 Weight: 242 g

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LONDON 1759 and 1810 Two silver shells forming a pair for use as saltcellars. Tripods, they rest on feet with foliage scrolls in recall on the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest representing a stag erected to the left. Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on the reverse 46: London 1759, without goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795 Weight: 242 g
Sale Wednesday 16 March 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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