Marvelous Rare Sterling Silver Ram Cobalt Open Salt Pair American c1935 2.75

  
Stunning Extremely Rare American Mid-Century Sterling Silver Cobalt Glass Lined Round Open Salt Cellar Pair with Rams Head and Hoof Motif. Rich Warm Antique Luster and Finely custom Crafted Glass Inserts with No Chips or Cracks. George V on Throne in England and Franklin D. Marked Sterling to Base Underside and Model #805 by American Silversmith Ellmore Silver Company. Meriden, CT (1935 - 1960s). Here we have a lovely rare example of a fully Hallmarked mid-century American pair of traditional sterling silver open salt cellars, circa 1935 by celebrated American silversmith maker Ellmore Silver Co in Meriden, CT.

A fine example of American aesthetic, this scarce quality triple hoof-footed pair with beautiful figural rams head motif featuring original custom fitted cobalt interior liners to match cellar round profile. This is a stunning and stylish period example of American aesthetic to own and enjoy.

In quality gauge sterling silver, this marvelous period showpiece is sure to delight every admirer when enjoyed for display or use. The condition is excellent, especially for a fine example over 75 years of age. The patina is smooth and shiny with a rich luster and soft mirror like finish to this fine two piece set. This scarce item has a glorious look and feel to enjoy for generations with marvelous cobalt inserts to protect interiors from further salt etching. No dings but a few characteristic random spots of tarnish and light reminiscent age related salt disease to interior that has been polished away but could still use consistent care by new owner as with all period sterling objects from the past. Just keep using and enjoying the item and it will give back to you a timeless luster that will improve in its richness with love and care. Kindly remember that this is not a new item, it is a fine heritage art object from the past that comes with a rich history which is an intrinsic part of its beauty and allure as it is enjoyed in the present and in the future as a lasting example.