Null TWO PAIRS OF ENGLISH SALT CELLARS
London, ca. 1825/Birmingham, 1920

L. 10 …

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TWO PAIRS OF ENGLISH SALT CELLARS London, ca. 1825/Birmingham, 1920 L. 10 cm Both fully hallmarked, ca. 252gr. the Birmingham salts with glass liners, without them ca. 59gr. Minor wear. Old South German private Collection

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TWO PAIRS OF ENGLISH SALT CELLARS London, ca. 1825/Birmingham, 1920 L. 10 cm Both fully hallmarked, ca. 252gr. the Birmingham salts with glass liners, without them ca. 59gr. Minor wear. Old South German private Collection

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