French Silver Floral Fog Carved Glass Salt and Pepper Seasoning Basin

French Silver Floral Fog Carved Glass Salt and Pepper Seasoning Basin Before the French Revolution in 1947, salt was a high-end luxury item in France. It was caused by the French government's heavy taxation on salt. Therefore, this also caused a phenomenon in the French antiquities market, that is, personalized products made before 1947. Salt containers were rare, as salt was a precious luxury for the average family at the time, usually in a closed wooden jar or box and passed around between meals. The French like to entertain guests, so personalized salt containers are placed in front of each participant's table as tableware, which is also a symbol of the identity of the host of the banquet. Usually, their salt containers are matched with precious metals. Glass or ceramics, as a symbol of the owner's dignity. For example, this piece is a representative work of showing off wealth on a typical 19th century aristocratic dining table. The handle is made of sterling silver, and the salt and pepper seasoning pots on both sides are made of floral fog-carved glass, which is very delicate and elegant. Size: 13.7*13.2*6cm Price: 4980 #Comes with two Silver spoons The condition is very good, the glass itself is not broken or missing corners, only the bottom of the bowl has some scratches, antique objects inevitably have historical traces, and those who can accept them will buy them again.