Antique Hallmarked Sterling Silver Lidded Salt Cellar with Bristol Blue Glass Liner – Birmingham, 1910
An exquisite antique sterling silver lidded salt cellar, beautifully crafted and fully hallmarked for Edward Souter Barnsley, Birmingham, 1910. This elegant early 20th-century piece captures the refined charm of traditional English tableware and showcases exceptional silversmithing of the Edwardian era.
The cellar retains its original Bristol blue glass liner — a striking and highly desirable feature that adds rich colour and authenticity. The vivid blue glass contrasts beautifully with the polished sterling silver, making this piece as decorative as it is functional.
Gracefully proportioned and finely detailed, the hinged lid and classic form reflect both practicality and timeless sophistication. Perfect for collectors of fine antique silver, lovers of traditional table settings, or as a distinctive decorative accent.
Details:
- Maker: Edward Souter Barnsley
- Assayed: Birmingham, 1910
- Material: Sterling silver with original Bristol blue glass liner
- Silver weight: 68 grams
- Glass liner weight: 69 grams
- Dimensions: Diameter 7.3 cm × Height 6.2 cm
Condition:
In great antique condition for its age. Silver presents beautifully with light, age-appropriate surface wear. Original Bristol blue glass liner intact and well preserved.
A charming and increasingly sought-after antique silver piece — perfect for collectors, elegant entertaining, or as a refined addition to any curated silver collection.