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Pair of salt cellars, Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century, rounded bowl shape with engraved floral and acanthus leaf motifs, featuring a tall stem and a round base with a domed collar, standing on three rounded feet, maker’s mark: Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, 1734; provincial lion; initials “I.P.G.” on the underside of the rim; h 9 cm, 144 gr. Cat. Cf. K.A. Citroen, *Haarlem Silversmiths and Their Marks*, Haarlem 1988, p. 159, illustration no. 34 Salt cell, unknown master 1724, Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem. Maker’s mark listed on p. 51, no. 158. Provenance: Hemke-Kuilboer, Kuilboer, and M. S. Lyon, Amsterdam [2]
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