Salts

4 Navette-shape silver salts with blue glass liners made in Dublin 1791 by Chris Haines Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

A pair of Victorian silver canoe shaped salts and original corresponding salt spoons made in London 1881 by Thomas William Dobson & Henry Holmes Dobson

Boat shape silver salt made in Canada circa 1920 by John Sherwood & Son

Boxed pair of silver salts made in Birmingham 1906 by Marks and Cohen Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Oval silver salt with blue glass liner. Birmingham 1936 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of cylindrical Spanish silver salts with blue liners circa 1930 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of Georgian silver-topped glass condiments made in London 1796 by Hougham One glass petal foot is slightly chipped Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of Japanese pagoda-shaped salt cellars made of 950 sterling silver circa 1920 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of quaich style salts with matching spoons made in Sheffield 1904 by Martin Hall & Son Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of round silver salts on three feet made in London 1867 by Aitkin Brothers Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of salts with blue glass liners made in Birmingham 1919 by Henry Perkins & Sons Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of silver gilt cauldron salts and spoons made in London 1848 by Robert Death Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of silver salts from Malaya circa 1890 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of silver salts with original blue liners in Marquis form made by Birmingham 1908 by WJ Holmes Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Rare silver boat shape salt made in Sheffield in 1799 by Richard Morton Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Set of four silver salt trophy cups with handles made in Madras circa 1890 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Wooden salt with silver bands made in London 1968 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally