Two Sterling Silver Salt Cellars - Lenox and R Wallace & Sons Collaboration with Newburyport Silver Co Spoons Antique

Two Sterling Silver Salt Cellars - Lenox and R Wallace & Sons Collaboration with Newburyport Silver Co Spoons AntiqueTwo Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Lenox Inserts and Spoons Newburyport Silver Co mini Spoons sterling from early 1900s; Mass New Hampshire; founded in 1902 by seven investors in MA (1904 1915) Lenox porcelain inserts R Wallace & Sons Salt Cellar Bases Wallingford CT (Founded by Robert Wallace in 1835; incorporated in 1879; RW&S mark used from 1870s onward before eventually becoming Wallace Silversmiths). The firm used this stag logo with RW&S on

It was practiced by both itinerant craftsmen (often associated with laborers

universities

Desk letter rack/stationary holder

Tripod design with ornate paw feet and acanthus scrolls inspired by 19th C Louis XVI and Empire styles

Jean Gateau - Lecturer

The layout and architectural curve suggest it might have been copied from a fresco or altarpiece with an arch

active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Incuse “STERLING” with the RW&S stag typically points to c

Wallace collaborated with Lenox (then called Lenox’s Ceramic Art Company) for custom porcelain liners in sterling holders — not just salt cellars

Sterling etched glass floral bud vase

the glassworks was managed by Johann Pohl

consistent with Empire grandeur