Terry Crider Salts
Buy and Sell
Mount Washington Salts
Buy and Sell
Art Glass Salts
Daum Nancy and Tiffany Art Glass Salts
16th NOSC Convention Salt
Salt made by Art of Fire Glass Studio
Passing the Torch
Maria M. representing NEOS 2021 convention hosts, from Carolyn B. representing CASC and OSCAR. 2019 Convention hosts.
Acorn Boat Salts
Al Diamond with display of Acorn Boat Salts
Convention Raffle Salts
Red Kralik Salt, Boston and Sandwhich Lapidary Flint Salt, and Carder Steuben Engraved Celeste BLUE Open Salt with matching pepper.
Al Diamond and display of Acorn Boat Salts
Al Diamond with display of Acorn Boat Salts
Convention Display - Luster Ware & Other Glazes
Luster Ware and Other Glazes
Silver Throne Salts in Hillwood Mansion Collection
Silver Throne Salts in the Hillwood Mansion Collection
Russian Glass Salt in Hillwood
Russian Cloisonne Salt in Hillwood Mansion Museum
Russian Cloisonne Salt in Hillwood Mansion Museum
Convention Display - Immigrants
Convention Display - Stars an
Convention Display - Salty St
Convention Display - When it
Convention Display - It party
Salt of State
Following the Restoration of the Monarchy in 1660, many of
Cromwell's former supporters were very keen to ingratiate themselves
with the new regime. Hence the stunning Salt of State, or Exeter Salt as it
is known, was presented to Charles II. It is a magnificent example of what
known at the time as a “standing salt” and it would have sat
prominently on the table to the right of the host--in this case the monarch.
It is on display at the Jewel House, which is a vault housing the British
Crown Jewels in the Waterloo Block (formerly a barracks) at the Tower of
London; it was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1994 and refurbished in 2012.
Cromwell's former supporters were very keen to ingratiate themselves
with the new regime. Hence the stunning Salt of State, or Exeter Salt as it
is known, was presented to Charles II. It is a magnificent example of what
known at the time as a “standing salt” and it would have sat
prominently on the table to the right of the host--in this case the monarch.
It is on display at the Jewel House, which is a vault housing the British
Crown Jewels in the Waterloo Block (formerly a barracks) at the Tower of
London; it was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1994 and refurbished in 2012.
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Early American 18th century, wooden, turned, over-sized table salt in burled walnut. Has a raised and double-molded top lip and a pedestal base; beautiful color and patina. Probably New England area, circa mid-18th century.
Blue Tiffany Favrille Salt
A common form for Tiffany, this salt is an uncommon color: Blue Favrille.