Pair of Early 19th C. English George 111 Sterling & Gilt Salt Cellars and Spoons 18th century Chest of Drawers Width: 5 3/4"

Width:  5 3/4"

People thought impure air caused the disease and could be cleansed by smoke and heat

Though many of his works were lost during air raids on Gifu

Condition: Two repaired wooden feet on bottom: worn with dents in a much used

with flowers on the side borders

Pair of Early 19th C. English George 111 Sterling & Gilt Salt Cellars and Spoons 18th century Chest of Drawers Width: 5 3/4"We are offering A Beautiful pair of c. 1819 English, George 111 (Regency era) Highly decorated Sterling Silver, with Gilt Interior, Salt Cellars. The Salt Spoons are also of the same period and dated 1828 1829. The pair of Large Master Salt Cellars were made in 1819 by William Eaton, A highly regarded London Silversmith. He designed these ornate pieces with shell & paw feet using the popular designs of the time, taken from the ancient Greece & Roman