Edward Viner Hallmarked Sterling Silver Lidded Salt Cellar with Spoon – Sheffield, 1935
A beautiful near-antique sterling silver lidded salt cellar, dating from the interwar period, expertly crafted by Edward Viner, Sheffield, 1935. This distinguished piece includes its original Bristol blue glass liner and a finely matched sterling silver salt spoon hallmarked by Roberts & Dore, Birmingham, 1937, offering a complete and historically authentic set.
The silver salt cellar exhibits refined craftsmanship, with elegant proportions and a delicately hinged lid, perfectly complementing the deep, richly coloured blue glass liner. A true collector’s piece, this set embodies both the charm of early 20th-century English silver and the practical beauty of fine tableware.
Dimensions & Weight: Silver Salt Cellar: Length 6.5 cm × Width 4.7 cm × Height 7.2 cm | 49 grams Blue Glass Liner: Diameter 3.8 cm × Height 3 cm | 30 grams Salt Spoon: Length 6.9 cm × Width 1.6 cm × Height 9 mm | 6 grams
Price: POA Private collection piece — available strictly subject to availability. Discerning collectors and serious enquiries are warmly welcomed via WhatsApp.
