LONDON 1759 and 1810
Two silver shells forming a pair for use as salt cellars. Three-legged, they stand on feet with foliate scrolls that echo the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest depicting a stag standing to the left.
Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on reverse 46: London 1759, no goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795.
Weight : 242 g
Live Friday 26 April 2024・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 202

LONDON 1759 and 1810 Two silver shells forming a pair for use as salt cellars. Three-legged, they stand on feet with foliate scrolls that echo the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest depicting a stag standing to the left. Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on reverse 46: London 1759, no goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795. Weight : 242 g

Estimate
€200 - €400
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
LONDON 1759 and 1810 Two silver shells forming a pair for use as salt cellars. Three-legged, they stand on feet with foliate scrolls that echo the thumb rest. Engraved with a crest depicting a stag standing to the left. Master goldsmith: one shell engraved on reverse 46: London 1759, no goldsmith; the second London 1810 by the goldsmith: Simon HARRIS received in 1795. Weight : 242 g
Sale Friday 26 April 2024・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 3, rue Favart 75002 Paris