A sophisticated French "Cave à Sel" set featuring a pair of open salt cellars presented in their original fitted presentation case. The salts are crafted from heavy, diamond-cut crystal glass, elegantly rimmed with 950 Sterling Silver collars. This set is accompanied by two exquisite solid silver salt spoons. While the spoons are a complementary addition, they are high-quality French silver pieces featuring the Boar's Head (Tête de Sanglier) hallmark, typically used in Paris for smaller silver items. Key Features: Origin: France. Period: Circa 1900 (Belle Époque). Hallmarks: * Salts: Minerva 1st Standard (.950 pure silver). Spoons: Boar's Head (French hallmark for solid silver). Materials: Hand-cut crystal and solid silver. Presentation: Comes in a vintage faux-crocodile embossed presentation box with a silk and velvet interior. Dimensions & Weight: Salt Cellars: Height 4cm | Diameter 5cm. Spoons: Length 10 cm (approximate). Net Silver Weight (Spoons): 10 grams of solid silver. Total Weight (Boxed): (You may want to add the total weight here if known). Condition Remarks Condition Report: This set is in very good antique condition. The cut glass bodies are remarkably well-preserved with no major chips or cracks. The silver collars are firmly attached and show clear Minerva hallmarks. The silver spoons are in excellent condition with delicate engravings intact. The presentation case shows some charming age-related wear to the exterior, but the internal clasp remains functional and the silk lining is well-preserved, adding significant provenance and display value to the set.