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Will You Add? - Pass the Salt - It's a Hot Collectible
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The Salt
Salt-cellars, sometimes called “the salt,” open salts or salt dips, have been around for centuries. They are the dishes from which salt was served with tiny spoons or the end of a knife blade. In informal situations, you could pinch the salt from the dishes.
Early salt was coarse and caked in humid weather. It had to be kept in open dishes so that the coarse salt could be broken up before serving.
Materials
Salt-cellars were made of many materials including wood, glass, pottery, pewter, crystal, sterling and Faberge. They ranged in style from unadorned, simple-shaped glass to chic decorative sterling silver.
History
In the Middle Ages, where you were seated in relation to the placement of the salt on the table signified your social stature. The desirable seating position was “above the salt,” a term that is still sometimes used. Wealthy Romans’ lib
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Early salt was coarse and caked in humid weather. It had to be kept in open dishes so that the coarse salt could be broken up before serving.
Materials
Salt-cellars were made of many materials including wood, glass, pottery, pewter, crystal, sterling and Faberge. They ranged in style from unadorned, simple-shaped glass to chic decorative sterling silver.
History
In the Middle Ages, where you were seated in relation to the placement of the salt on the table signified your social stature. The desirable seating position was “above the salt,” a term that is still sometimes used. Wealthy Romans’ li
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Early salt was coarse and caked in humid weather. It had to be kept in open dishes so that the coarse salt could be broken up before serving.
Materials
Salt-cellars were made of many materials including wood, glass, pottery, pewter, crystal, sterling and Faberge. They ranged in style from unadorned, simple-shaped glass to chic decorative sterling silver.
History
In the Middle Ages, where you were seated in relation to the placement of the salt on the table signified your social stature. The desirable seating position was “above the salt,” a term that is still sometimes used. Wealthy Romans’ li
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History
In the Middle Ages, where you were seated in relation to the placement of the salt on the table signified your social stature. The desirable seating position was “above the salt,” a term that is still sometimes used. Wealthy Romans’ li
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One of the most famous salt-cellars is depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's painting "The Last Supper." It shows an upturned salt-cellar in front of Judas, which signifies bad luck or bad faith.
Salt-cellars became archaic in the early 19th century when new glass technology developed. Glass salt shakers were born and salt-cellars were obsolete.
Desirable Collectible
Salt-cellars are attractive collectibles. They are unique and decorative. You can have an assortment yet they do not take up too much space. Plus, they are not too expensive so you can develop a collection without breaking the bank, ranging in price from a few dollars to pricier crystal or sterling silver.
Antique shops, flea markets, garage sales and E-bay are all good sources for salt-
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