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Pair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century production

Pair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century production

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CONDITION : Très bon

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Pair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses (Le Creusot crystal), early 19th century production circa 1820.

The silver frame is stamped with old man hallmark 1st standard from Paris (in use from 1819 to 1838, equivalent to current Minerva 1st standard) and silversmith signature.

In very good condition, with a small crack to a palmette of the collar. The glasses are intact.

Pair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century productionPair of sterling silver salt cellars, cut crystal glasses, early 19th century production









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