12 gilt silver salt cellars, Germany circa 1910, with swedish import marks.
12 gilt silver salt cellars, Germany circa 1910, with swedish import marks.
Length 5,5 cm.
12 spoons comes with, of which 10 with silver content 40% and 2 in nickel.
Glass inserts with minor chips, one with cracks.
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