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A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

A pair of English 18th century silver salts, makers mark of Edward Wood, London 1749.

And a pair of salt-spoons, marked John Hawkins, London 1827. Salts height 5 cm, diam 7,5 cm, weight 270 g.

Provenance

Crest possibly:
Cuningham - Sir Thomas Andrew Alexander Montgomery, Baronet, of Corshill and Kirtonholm, Ayrshire.
Denison - Ernest William Denison, 5th Baron Londesborough.

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