Pair of Victorian silver double headed Swan shape table salts/ salt dishesPair of Victorian silver double headed Swan shape table salts . very stylish & decorative table items for fine dining. The length being 7 cm. Hallmarked for Chester and dating to 1897. The Maker was Florence Warden. These attractive salts come with a pair of plated spade shape spoons. The silver weight being approx. 1. 6ozt (51 grams) The overall condition is very good. Both salts sit flat, no sign of any damage, no dings or dents just usual signs of

2 December 1664

the size of the image being 24 x 32 cm whilst overall the size is 39 x 47 cm housed in a gilt frame which is in Excellent conditionThe piece is signed on the back "Powell" see photoThe painting is clean and well framed

Clumbers originally were not available for sale only gifted to the nobility

Kilburne was born in Hackford

having had some restoration/regilding

She was the daughter of Abraham Edward Orpen and Martha Chatterton She appears to have spent much of her youth with her aunt

Modern gilt frameGeorge Willis-Pryce (1866–1949) was an English landscape painter who worked in the late 19th century and the early 20th century

Ireland and possibly related to the family of Lathams of Meldrum and Ballysheehan

His limited edition prints are often hand-signed and numbered

especially the young

12 x 6 CMS

Electroplated Nickel Silver