Pair of Individual Salt Shakers, Glass Spice Jars and 915 Sterling Silver Lids, Spain, Mid 20th Century, Set of 2 pieces

Pair of individual salt shakers with clear paneled glass bodies and perforated silver lids. The items are marked with official Spanish silver hallmarks, indicating authenticity and origin.

The lids feature the five-pointed star hallmark inside an irregular circle, which was officially introduced in Spain in 1934 to certify first-grade silver of .915 purity (plata de ley). Accompanying the purity mark is a hexagonal maker's stamp, which is typical of Spanish silver manufacturing from the mid-20th century. This design reflects the understated, functional elegance of mid-century European tableware.

Features and details:
- Period: Mid-20th century (post-1934)
- Technique / Style: Pressed faceted glass, hand-punched perforated silver tops
- Size: Height: 3.8 cm (1.5 inches), Width: 2.5 cm (1.0 inch), Depth: 2.5 cm (1.0 inch), Total weight of the pair: approximately 35 g (1.2 ounces)
- Material: Molded transparent glass, 915/1000 purity silver
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The glass bodies remain intact without chips, cracks, or deep scratches. The silver lids display a natural aged dark patina and the hallmarking stamps remain clearly legible.

Value and application: A delicate addition to a refined table setting or a curated collection of mid-century European silverware. These miniature dining accessories represent the classic European dining culture of the mid-20th century.