Antique Salt Dishes

Beautiful antique uranium Art Deco set,one plate, two candle holders and two salt and pepper dishes, made in Czech Republic 1920 brilliant condition.

An extremely rare pair of cast George III Neo-Classical Salt Dishes made in Birmingham in 1777 by Matthew Boulton & John Fothergill.

Six Tiffany Studios New York golden iridescent Favrile glass salt dishes. Favrile is the trade name Tiffany gave to his blown art glass.

19th century assembled set of 10 porcelain salt dishes, Chinese export. Blue Canton, blue & white.

This is a stylish pair of antique solid sterling salt dishes by the renowned silversmith Hester Bateman with hallmarks for 1770.

Pair of antique silver 'Moorish’ design Salts, London, 1890. Edgar Finlay and Hugh Taylor. Unusual design, lightly gilded interiors, together with pair of sterling stamped bead patte...

Pair of 18th Century English Salt Glazed Oval Dishes — A Style Favored by George Washington This lovely pair of small salt-glazed oval dishes is a style admired and imported by Georg...

A large mid-19th century walnut treen master table salt. English circa 1850. Of excellent patina and color the bowl having an everted rim on a short turned stem and large mould...

This salt-glazed stoneware charger is an exquisite piece of early Americana.* The floral design on the border is graceful and charming showing a variety of flowers on the vine. It wa...

We are delighted to offer this Georgian trio of solid sterling silver salt/butter shell dishes with the marks of J T Younge, Walker & Crowder, Sheffield 1807.

An fine arrangement of Salviati blown glass pieces, in varied tones of green and infused with gold flecks, including a raised bowl featuring a swan as stem, with ruffled swirled rim ...

The centerpiece was used to display serving items such as salt cellars, spice boxes, oil dishes, vinegar dishes, and sugar bowls—items that remained on the table throughout the meal.

The centerpiece was used to display serving items such as salt cellars, spice boxes, oil dishes, vinegar dishes, and sugar bowls—items that remained on the table throughout the meal.

An antique pair of English sterling silver master salt dishes offer scroll and gadroon rim with monogramed "S" in bowl, halmarked as photographed, c1890 Measures - .5" height x 3"...

We are excited to be offering this exceptional salt-glazed stoneware fruit dish. Made circa 1765, this elaborately pierced dish was usually placed on the table with salt-glazed baske...

This beautiful pierced salt-glazed stoneware dish was made in England circa 1760. The dish was molded with basketweave panels and raised rococo scrolls. It has eight lobes, each with...

This group of dishes and deep dishes are decorated on the borders with two of the most popular salt-glazed stoneware patterns : The Chinese Rail/Basket, and the Basket/Diaper (see im...

A lot of four vintage decorative open salts or caviar pots. Made of Russian silver and glass inserts. A nice original vintage item for displaying or just to use on your table. Each i...

Late 19th century pair of sterling silver salt cellar / bone dishes by Tiffany & Co. Round form with fluted base, beaded edge, ball feet.

An extraordinary early 19th century Wedgwood dinner service painted in the "Pink Daisy" pattern.The wide border showing pink flowers and buds alternating with green leaves.The patter...

The salt glazed dishes are decorated with a border pattern known as the seed of Barleycorn pattern.

Could be used as well as spice dishes, for salt and pepper or other spices you like and use.

Originally these Baccarat crystal centre supports would have had a glass ring supporting two crystal dishes for salt/pepper. The glass ring being fragile I imagine broke after much u...

The octagon shaped rotating serving tray features a fitted central soup tureen with ladle, four lidded entree dishes, a salt and a pair of pepper shakers and a mustard with spoon.

Pair of English Arts & Crafts period sterling silver salt dishes, Birmingham, circa 1906; bears worn makers mark, possibly for James Fenton & C.; Measures: Diameter: 3 ¼ in., height:...

motif. Of course, the dishes could be used for wasabi, salt, nuts, etc.

Pair of very finely modeled Staffordshire salt glazed ceramic leaf form relish dishes. English, circa 1750.

Collection of 19th century English and American Mercury glass, including three American goblets with etched grape leaf design; a bowl with an etched clear glass cover; a metal rimmed...

Offering this diminutive Louis Comfort Tiffany gold Favrile iridescent art glass salt dish. This dish features a "fluted" or "ribbon" designed lip and is signed on the underneath "LC...

Offering this diminutive Louis Comfort Tiffany gold Favrile iridescent art glass salt dish. This dish features a "fluted" or "ribbon" designed lip and is signed on the underneath "LC...

Offering this diminutive Louis Comfort Tiffany gold Favrile iridescent art glass salt dish. This dish features a "cauldron" design with four pulled feet and is signed on the undernea...

Offering this diminutive Louis Comfort Tiffany gold Favrile iridescent art glass salt dish. This dish features a pulled "pig tail" or "pulled prunt" design and is signed on the under...

Offering this diminutive Louis Comfort Tiffany gold Favrile iridescent art glass salt dish. This dish features a "bean pot" design with double handles and is signed on the underneath...