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[91g] These Meiji Period salt cellars are marked on the base. The marking translates to pure silver. The Niton XRF precious metals analyzer shows .999 silver, although this should be understood as a predictor, or lab result. Made by Mitsukoshi, which was a major Japanese retailer. Total of three salt cellars in original presentation boxes. [KD] 336 / 561 -
[91g] These Meiji Period salt cellars are marked on the base. The marking translates to pure silver. The Niton XRF precious metals analyzer shows .999 silver, although this should be understood as a predictor, or lab result. Made by Mitsukoshi, which was a major Japanese retailer. Total of three salt cellars in original presentation boxes. [KD] 337 / 561 -
[91g] These Meiji Period salt cellars are marked on the base. The marking translates to pure silver. The Niton XRF precious metals analyzer shows .999 silver, although this should be understood as a predictor, or lab result. Made by Mitsukoshi, which was a major Japanese retailer. Total of three salt cellars in original presentation boxes. [KD] 338 / 561 -
[91g] These Meiji Period salt cellars are marked on the base. The marking translates to pure silver. The Niton XRF precious metals analyzer shows .999 silver, although this should be understood as a predictor, or lab result. Made by Mitsukoshi, which was a major Japanese retailer. Total of three salt cellars in original presentation boxes. [KD] 339 / 561
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