Antique Classic Mid 1800s American Coin Silver Master Salt Cellars & Spoons 4 Pc Set

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This is a Beautiful and Very Fine Quality Pair of Antique American Coin Silver Master Salt Cellars. Early Victorian Era … Read more This is a Beautiful and Very Fine Quality Pair of Antique American Coin Silver Master Salt Cellars. Early Victorian Era - Circa 1850s -1860s. Each is Completely Hand Made - Custom Made. They Have Fine "Engine Turned" - "Guilloche" and Hand Engraved Features. The Fronts are Engraved with Floral Medallion that would accommodate Monograms ( Still Blank ). They have Gold Wash Interiors ( lightly faded ). They are Signed - Have The Documented Maker Mark of The Theodore Evens & Company in Business From 1855 to 1865 ). They also come with a Very Nice Matched Pair of Coin Silver Master Salt Spoons from the Same Period Made by the Maker B. Bros. & K. They have a Combined Silver Weight ( 4 Pieces ) of 4.421 Troy Ounces. The Set is in Very Nice Condition - No Damage - No Repairs. Lightly Tarnished.
Salt Cellars Measure 2 5/16 inches Tall x 2 9/16 inches Wide at Top Rim / 2 inches Wide at Base. Spoon measure 3 5/8 inches Long x ( Bowl ) 1 inch Wide - ( Handle ) 5/16 inch Wide.

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The Early American Silver Makers adopted the Coin Silver Standard up until around the mid 1860s at which point in time they started to adopt the Sterling Silver Standard. American Coin Silver has a 90% Silver Content, and Sterling Silver has a slightly higher 92.5% Silver Content. Pure Silver is 99.9% Pure - That is to say that it Contains No Other Alloy Metals. Some of Pieces of American Coin Silver items that were produced were marked "Coin" - but it should be Noted that many of the other pieces that were produced during that period Have No Silver Mark At All. Once the Sterling Standard took hold the vast majority of the Silver Pieces that were produced by Numerous American Silver Companies were marked "Sterling". All of the Unmarked American Silver Pieces that I Sell on Chairish are Professionally Tested and are Absolutely Guaranteed to to Have the Silver Content as Stated.

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