MARK OF I W POSSIBLY JAMES WATERS, LONDON 1754
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A PAIR OF GEORGE II SALT CELLARS
Mark of I W possibly James Waters, London 1754
cauldron shape with reeded rims and each on three hoof feet, engraved with monograms; TOGETHER WITH a pair of George II cauldron salt cellars with pie-crust rimms and shell and hoof feet, engraved with crests and fitted with clear glass liners, indistinct makers marks, London 1755; a similar modern mustard pot with blue glass liner, Chester 1915; and a pair of George III salt spoons, London 1809 (7)
Mark of I W possibly James Waters, London 1754
cauldron shape with reeded rims and each on three hoof feet, engraved with monograms; TOGETHER WITH a pair of George II cauldron salt cellars with pie-crust rimms and shell and hoof feet, engraved with crests and fitted with clear glass liners, indistinct makers marks, London 1755; a similar modern mustard pot with blue glass liner, Chester 1915; and a pair of George III salt spoons, London 1809 (7)
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