George III Pair Of Silver Salt Cellars by William Cripps, London, 1770. Lighting turned front legs and sabre

turned front legs and sabre back legs

The telescope has some light wear commensurate with age but generally remains in a very good condition with all lenses intact

The pendant is fully hallmarked with 'GA' for Gallery Abbeycrest

The bottle glass is an excellent condition

A striking Arts & Crafts Limoges enamel & copper plaque by French artist Sornin Marguerire (1883-1974)

George III Pair Of Silver Salt Cellars by William Cripps, London, 1770. Lighting turned front legs and sabreA matching pair of George III silver salt cellars by William Cripps, London, 1770. One salt cellar is fully hallmarked with the maker's mark, London stamp and date stamp. The other cellar's marks have rubbed with the only remaining visible mark being the lion passant. Both cellars come complete with later blue liners and silver plated spoons. The cellars show some tarnish and light wear commensurate with age but remain in a remarkably good condition