Pair of Early 19th C. English George 111 Sterling & Gilt Salt Cellars and Spoons

We are offering A Beautiful pair of c.1819 English, George 111 (Regency era) Highly decorated Sterling Silver, with Gilt Interior, Salt Cellars. The Salt Spoons are also of the same period and dated 1828 -1829. The pair of Large Master Salt Cellars were made in 1819 by William Eaton, A highly regarded London Silversmith.  He designed these ornate pieces with shell & paw feet  using the popular designs of the time,  taken from the ancient Greece & Roman Classical designs. These beautiful Salts have full hallmarks and with an unusual Armorial Crest engraved with a squirrel. The Master Salt Spoons were both made in 1828 - 29. by two different Silver makers. Owen Fielding, a master spoon maker in Exeter, England Jonathan Hayne a master spoon maker in London England. These spoons have a downward-turned end  with full hallmarks on the stem. Dimensions:            Salt Cellars  2" x 4 3/8" x 3 3/8"           Spoons         4" long x 1 1/8" across the bowl          Weight Large H