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Pair Of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, Edward Barnard & Sons, William IV Era, London 1834
Pair of large salt cellars
Sterling silver partially gilded (wear)
Goldsmiths Edward Barnard & Sons
London, William IV, 1834
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Ø 9.8
H 5
W 272 (135 + 137)
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- Goldsmith's mark (EEJW around a B) for Edward Barnard & Sons (Edward Jr, John & William)
- title mark (passing lion) for sterling silver
- city mark (leopard's head) for London
- date mark (letter t) for 1834
- profile of the sovereign (William IV)
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Gadrooned model on three feet decorated with shell & staples, with leafy attachments; the hemmed edge very delicately chiseled with a frieze of water leaves and flowers.
The interior, formerly gilded, is worn.
Sterling silver partially gilded (wear)
Goldsmiths Edward Barnard & Sons
London, William IV, 1834
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Ø 9.8
H 5
W 272 (135 + 137)
-----
- Goldsmith's mark (EEJW around a B) for Edward Barnard & Sons (Edward Jr, John & William)
- title mark (passing lion) for sterling silver
- city mark (leopard's head) for London
- date mark (letter t) for 1834
- profile of the sovereign (William IV)
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Gadrooned model on three feet decorated with shell & staples, with leafy attachments; the hemmed edge very delicately chiseled with a frieze of water leaves and flowers.
The interior, formerly gilded, is worn.
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