Silver Plated Open Salt Cellar With Paw Feet & Italian Silver Plated Salt Spoon Tableware Tea plate: Height of rim:

Tea plate: Height of rim: 1

Body: 14 cm

In 1983 Cooper Bros & Sons Ltd was purchased by Frank Cobb & Co Ltd and used the trademarks Don Silver and Pompton Silver

The rims also have embossed scroll motifs used directly beneath the rim itself

The firm built Newfield Pottery in 1930 and took over the Alexander Works in 1980

Silver Plated Open Salt Cellar With Paw Feet & Italian Silver Plated Salt Spoon Tableware Tea plate: Height of rim:Open salt cellars were used at the table until the start of WW2 when they were permanently replaced by salt shakers and were often regarded as a status symbol within the homes of the period. This item is an open silver plated salt cellar, which would have been manufactured before 1939. The item is sturdily manufactured and designed with an embossed rope motif along the rim as well as fitted with three paw feet attached by means of an ornate plume