Antique Silverplate and Glass Double Salt Cellar Set with Ornate Spoons

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An elegant antique double salt cellar set featuring two individual glass bowls held in beautifully detailed silver-plated mounts, accompanied by two decorative serving spoons.

Each circular glass bowl features a thick, gently rounded rim and rests within an ornate openwork holder embellished with intricate scrolling foliage, raised beaded borders, and decorative cartouches. Elaborate scrolling handles and small ornamental feet complete the design.

The accompanying spoons feature slender handles with beautifully detailed shield-shaped terminals crowned with decorative motifs, complementing the elaborate design of the salt cellars.

Traditionally used for presenting salt at the dining table before individual salt shakers became commonplace, open salt cellars were an essential part of formal table settings.

A charming addition to an antique silver collection, ideal for elegant dinner parties, holiday gatherings, or a beautifully arranged dining table.

Set includes two glass salt cellars with silver-plated holders and two serving spoons.

Antique condition with age-appropriate patina and surface wear. Brass inlays are missing from one spoon and one salt cellar. These minor imperfections do not detract from the overall appearance or decorative appeal of the set. Please review all photographs for details.

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