Pair of salt cellars Rococo, silver brass, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th century
471 PLN
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This pair of Rococo-style salt cellars from early 20th-century Western Europe epitomizes classic ornamental tableware. Each piece is crafted from silver-plated brass, resulting in a warm, satin-finished silver surface with subtle golden undertones. The bulbous bodies feature diagonal ribbing and raised vegetal motifs, with swirling lines and asymmetrical floral detailing typical of the Rococo revival. Four elegantly scrolled legs support the form, while a beaded border accents the upper rim. The removable glass inserts, clear and smoothly fitted, complete the design. The salt cellars bear a maker’s mark, with precise metalwork and crisp casting evident throughout. Condition is very good, with no visible damage—only minor, natural patina consistent with age; all elements are original and well preserved.These objects evoke the refined spirit of the early 20th century, when historic Rococo forms returned to fashionable European interiors. Their swirling ornamentation and subtle interplay of silver and gold recall the spirited atmosphere of past salons—where decorative detail was as vital as convivial conversation. Though modest in scale, the salt cellars echo the rituals of grand tablescapes and candlelit gatherings, carrying a quiet narrative of tradition and craftsmanship.This pair can be matched with fine porcelain rimmed in gold or intricately worked cutlery to complete a historic or eclectic table setting. They would also complement a modern white tablecloth, where their
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Height5 cm
Length6 cm
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Length6 cm
Height5 cm
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