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VARIOUS MAKERS, DATES AND COUNTRIES
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Three pairs of silver salt cellars and an inkstand
Various makers, dates and countries
Comprising a pair of Dutch openwork salt cellars, on four claw and ball feet, with glass liners, one with maker's mark of Jan Buysen, Amsterdam, 1790, the other with maker's mark of Hendrik Christoph Nicolaas Wiedeman; a pair of English boat-shaped salt cellars with opaque white glass liners, late 18th Century; a pair of English openwork salt cellars on claw feet, with blue glass liners, late 18th Century; and an inkstand with two chrystal bottles on a rectangular tray, 9.5 cm. wide, marked to bases
488 gr. (excluding glass liners) (8)
Various makers, dates and countries
Comprising a pair of Dutch openwork salt cellars, on four claw and ball feet, with glass liners, one with maker's mark of Jan Buysen, Amsterdam, 1790, the other with maker's mark of Hendrik Christoph Nicolaas Wiedeman; a pair of English boat-shaped salt cellars with opaque white glass liners, late 18th Century; a pair of English openwork salt cellars on claw feet, with blue glass liners, late 18th Century; and an inkstand with two chrystal bottles on a rectangular tray, 9.5 cm. wide, marked to bases
488 gr. (excluding glass liners) (8)
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