4 Salt Cellars Made Of Solid Silver And Engraved Crystal, By Silversmith Charles Forgelot. Late 19th Century

Set of 4 salt cellars and accompanying teaspoons, made of solid silver, decorated with 4 swans with outstretched wings, garlands of flowers, and a beaded frieze. The upper border is accented by a frieze of stylized water leaves. The set rests on four small ball-shaped feet.
The original serving glasses are made of crystal engraved with foliage motifs.
The small spoons are also made of solid silver; their inner bowls are in vermeil, chased with a floral motif, and their handles are richly openworked with a Renaissance-style design.
Each piece bears a 1st-title Minerva hallmark as well as a hallmark of the silversmith Charles Forgelot (CF with a portable forge in the center), who was active in Paris in the late 19th century. Circa 1900.

Net weight of the silverware: 72g (excluding the glass).
In perfect condition. No cracks or chips on the crystal.

Dimensions: 5.5 cm x 4 cm; height 3.5 cm