Description

A delightful set of three antique silver condiments, each in the form of a knight’s helmet. The visor moves up and down to open and close the salt pot. Gilded interiors.

Total silver weight 195 grams, 6.2 troy ounces.

One salt London 1858, height 6.4cm, diameter 5.1 cm.

Two salts London 1900, height 6.6cm, diameter 5.2cm.

All made by George Unite.

Sterling silver.

These attractive salts are in very good condition. Each is fully stamped with English silver hallmarks. Fully functional.

Maker: George Unite

George Unite and James Hilliard founded the business in 1825 in Birmingham. The partnership was closed before 1845 and the business was continued by George Unite in Birmingham and London until circa 1865. The firm advertised as manufacturer of Gold and Silver brooches, bracelets, fish carvers, dessert knives and forks, card cases, cake knives, knife fork and spoon, fruit knives, butter knives, pickle forks, caddy shells, sugar scoops and sifters, cups, cigar cases, pens, etc..... The firm became George Unite & Sons in circa 1865 continuing until the death of George Richard Unite in 1897. William Henry Lyde (electroplate manufacturer) took over the business and in 1928 the business became a limited company George Unite Sons & Lyde Ltd

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