Pair of 17th Century European Baroque Silver and Gilt Salt Cellars, Rare 123.3g Paintings The frame is original

The frame is original

The underside showing a piece of wood attached to a bisque "bulb" is the counterbalance that enables the head to move back and forth and the tongue to slide out

The movement is signed "Doxa M

He continued his studies in Los Angeles at the Otis Art Institute and the Chouinard Art Institute

Pair of 17th Century European Baroque Silver and Gilt Salt Cellars, Rare 123.3g Paintings The frame is originalThis exquisite pair of salt cellars have gilt bowls over flared, baroque bases. These baroque cellars are hand made from the late 17th to early 18th century. On the underside of both the cellars, they have three engraved initials "C. J. K." These cellars could potentially be from Germanic or Scandinavian countries. It is rare for these to survive as a pair. Dimensions: height 1 11 16" length 3 1 4" width 2 5 8" combined wight 123. 3 g Condition: Very