Stock No. 1853	Set of four George IV salt cellars
	George IV set of four sterling silver salt cellars with gilt interiors.. The fluted bodies are surmounted by heavy vine leaf and grape cast borders and supported by a shaped cast foot. Between body and foot, there is a small collar of similar decoration. On each foot is engraved the family crest for Marche of Windsor.
	Maker :- Charles Fox (II)

Hallmarked :- London 1828	Condition :-Excellent. Hallmarks good on three of the salts but maker's mark slightly mistruck but very legible. On the fourth salt, hallmarks slightly rubbed but maker's mark very crisp. .
Size :- 2.2 inches (5.6cm) high x 4 inches (10.1cm) diameter.
Weight :- 14.8ozt (461g)
These are extremely smart salt cellars. The one with the slightly rubbed marks has obviously been used more frequently than the others. Charles Fox (II) is known for his consistently high quality of production and these salts are no exception. He has been quoted as possibly being the last individualist plateworker before the flood of Victorian mass production.

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