Early Victorian Sterling Silver And Glass Salt Cellars, circa 1844

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Impressive early Victorian sterling silver and glass salt cellars.  English hallmarked London 1844, from the father and son silversmiths Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II.  Their partnership is from a relatively short time period, 1840-48.

The heavy cast basket form pedestal salt dishes have masks incorporated into the design, rising from a square base.  The overall design is organically inspired with textured leafy vines growing up a trellis.  The original cut and frosted glass inserts have a pie crust rim.  The set is in remarkable condition!

3” (7.6cm) high, 4” (10.2cm) diameter.

528.6 gram total on the silver frames.

$3995 for the set of 4.