Antique English Sterling Silver Salt Pepper Set, Presentation Box

About This Piece

A pair of late Victorian English sterling silver canister-shaped salt and pepper shakers in their original presentation box, hallmarked London 1899. The pair have raised stepped flared bases and finial-shaped tops, with gilt interiors on both base and top. A beautifully complete and giftable set.

Hallmarks & Provenance

English sterling silver, London, 1899. Marked with the Lion Passant for .925 silver, London assay town mark, date letter for 1899, and maker’s mark H over W&Co over Ld in a quatrefoil for Horace Woodward & Co Ltd. The company was founded in the mid-19th century by George Cartwright and acquired by the well-known firm of Adie Brothers Ltd in 1919. Hallmarks appear on both tops and bottoms.

Details & Dimensions

• Origin: London, England
• Date: 1899 (late Victorian)
• Maker: Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London
• Assay: London
• Material: Sterling silver, .925, with gilt interiors
• Height: 2¼"
• Base diameter: 1¼"
• Total weight: 37 grams
• Includes: Original presentation box
• Item ID: 121021

Condition

Good. No splits or dings noted. Minor surface scratches in accordance with age and use. Some tarnish remains on the tops and a few spots on the bases. Minor loss of gilt wash. Presentation box in very good condition.

Shipping & Handling

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