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Lot 188
A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER CASTERS AND SALT CELLARS,
VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES,
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A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER CASTERS AND SALT CELLARS,
VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES,
comprising a George III circular salt cellar, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1775 on body; a George III mustard pot with hinged cover, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1785, fully marked; a George III oval salt cellar, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1791 on body; a pair of George III sugar tongs, chased, mark of George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London, 1793 on arms; a George III sugar caster, monogrammed, partially marked London, 1812, maker's mark indistinct; a William IV sugar spoon, mark of William Cooper, London, 1832 on handle; a George V sugar caster, mark of Alex Clark and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1915 on body; together with two circular salt cellars and another spoon; a George V pepper caster, bearing marks for Birmingham, 1834, maker's mark of JH, marked on body, cover apparently unmarked; the mustard pot and salt cellars with blue glass liners
The tallest caster 7½in. (19cm.) high, 18.5oz. approximately (17)
VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES,
comprising a George III circular salt cellar, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1775 on body; a George III mustard pot with hinged cover, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1785, fully marked; a George III oval salt cellar, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1791 on body; a pair of George III sugar tongs, chased, mark of George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London, 1793 on arms; a George III sugar caster, monogrammed, partially marked London, 1812, maker's mark indistinct; a William IV sugar spoon, mark of William Cooper, London, 1832 on handle; a George V sugar caster, mark of Alex Clark and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1915 on body; together with two circular salt cellars and another spoon; a George V pepper caster, bearing marks for Birmingham, 1834, maker's mark of JH, marked on body, cover apparently unmarked; the mustard pot and salt cellars with blue glass liners
The tallest caster 7½in. (19cm.) high, 18.5oz. approximately (17)
A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER CASTERS AND SALT CELLARS,
VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES,
comprising a George III circular salt cellar, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1775 on body; a George III mustard pot with hinged cover, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1785, fully marked; a George III oval salt cellar, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1791 on body; a pair of George III sugar tongs, chased, mark of George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London, 1793 on arms; a George III sugar caster, monogrammed, partially marked London, 1812, maker's mark indistinct; a William IV sugar spoon, mark of William Cooper, London, 1832 on handle; a George V sugar caster, mark of Alex Clark and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1915 on body; together with two circular salt cellars and another spoon; a George V pepper caster, bearing marks for Birmingham, 1834, maker's mark of JH, marked on body, cover apparently unmarked; the mustard pot and salt cellars with blue glass liners
The tallest caster 7½in. (19cm.) high, 18.5oz. approximately (17)
VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES,
comprising a George III circular salt cellar, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1775 on body; a George III mustard pot with hinged cover, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1785, fully marked; a George III oval salt cellar, chased, mark of Robert Hennell, London, 1791 on body; a pair of George III sugar tongs, chased, mark of George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London, 1793 on arms; a George III sugar caster, monogrammed, partially marked London, 1812, maker's mark indistinct; a William IV sugar spoon, mark of William Cooper, London, 1832 on handle; a George V sugar caster, mark of Alex Clark and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1915 on body; together with two circular salt cellars and another spoon; a George V pepper caster, bearing marks for Birmingham, 1834, maker's mark of JH, marked on body, cover apparently unmarked; the mustard pot and salt cellars with blue glass liners
The tallest caster 7½in. (19cm.) high, 18.5oz. approximately (17)
This lot is offered without reserve.
Please note this lot does not contain the two circular salt cellars and another spoon as is listed in the cataloguing.