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Salts 1988-290,3&4
Salt Cellar, one of four
Salts 1988-290,3&4

Salt Cellar, one of four

Date1760-1761
Marked by active 1747-1777
MediumSilver (sterling); gilding
DimensionsOH: 2 1/2"; D (rim): 3 5/8"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1988-290,4
DescriptionCast silver salt: compressed spherical body with short, waisted neck and gadrooned rim with scrolled breaks at intervals. Body covered with scrollwork and supported on three short cabriole legs with scrolled feet. Interior of bowl is gilded.Inscription(s)Engraved on side with unidentified crest of a demi-griffinMark(s)Marked in relief with 1) sponsor’s mark "EW" in Gothic letters with Prince of Wales feathers issuing from crown above and within conforming reserve [Grimwade 1990 #656]; 2) lion passant; 3) leopard’s head crowned; and 4) Gothic “E” date letter for 1760-61. ProvenanceVendor: Brand Inglis, London
Salts 1988-290,3&4
Edward Wakelin
1760-1761
DS1988-0710
Shown: 1988-290,1-4
Edward Wakelin
1760-1761
Salts 1988-290,1-4
Edward Wakelin
1760-1761
C68-234. Salt.
Robert Hennell & David Hennell II
1767-1768
C68-234. Salt.
Robert Hennell & David Hennell II
1767-1768
C68-234. Salt.
Robert Hennell & David Hennell II
1967-1768
C68-234. Salt.
Robert Hennell & David Hennell II
1767-1768
Teaset
William Scott Peat (w. 1813 - 1866)
1815-1816
Tray 1961-1
Thomas Farren
ca. 1730
1938-45,1&2, Baskets
Paul de Lamerie
1747-1748