Salt Cellar Basket, silver, Art Nouveau, 19th century
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This late 19th-century salt cellar is crafted from 800 silver with a matte, lightly patinated finish and features a gilded interior. Its basket-like form is complemented by an elegantly arched handle and a removable, cut crystal liner with a scalloped, decorative rim. The silver body is adorned with raised cartouches and stylized leaf and shell motifs typical of the Art Nouveau period. Four small, rounded feet lend the piece a sense of lightness, while plain panels on each side are intended for personalized engraving. The proportions are compact (height 7.4 cm, width 4.3 cm), and the details and textures are executed with meticulous care. The salt cellar is in very good condition, with smooth surfaces, crisp ornamentation, and only a subtle patina consistent with its age.This petite salt cellar tells the story of late 19th-century dining, when utilitarian objects were imbued with the spirit of Art Nouveau. The cool tone of the silver contrasts with the warmth of the gilded interior, while the faceted crystal insert catches the light, casting gentle reflections across the table. The relief motifs evoke a time when even the smallest table accessories were considered pieces of art. With areas left for engraving, the basket seems to whisper of family gatherings and elegant dinners, where every detail contributed to the atmosphere.The salt cellar can be featured on a classically set table or within an eclectic collection of antique tableware. It may be paired with white or pastel porcelain and crystal glassware to enhance its interplay of light and refined character. It can also serve as a decorative accent on a vanity or in
DIMENSION
Height7.4 cm
Length4.3 cm
Dimension details
Length4.3 cm
Height7.4 cm
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