Four salts with demi Seahorse Crest, London 1810 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard

Four salts with demi Seahorse Crest.

Set of four Rectangular Salts with unusual basket weave, scroll and grape vine border (some wear to border and gilt interior). Made in London in 1810 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard. They weigh together 408 grams (13.1 troy ounces), 11 cm long. Engraved with the crest of a demi Seahorse.

With two pairs of Kings Pattern salt spoons made in Edinburgh:

one pair 1825 by D.M the other R.S 1820. Look almost identical and are engraved with the same crest to front and Coat-of-Arms to back of stem.

£195