Please help identifying this

Hello. Just bought on auction lot of silver plated table ware and have no idea what are those. If anyone knows what year and oregin of them items please let me know.

 

Cobalt blue inserts in silver plated items are normally there to protect the interior surface from the corrosive effects of salt and acidic contents. So the first may be an open salt and the second item (with a spot for a spoon to serve up) may be for something like mustard. Do any of these pieces have markings underneath?

 

Welcome to the forum Diana!!

Here are similar sold items on eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/2212/i.htm...&LH_TitleDesc=0&rt=nc&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1

Measurements would be very helpful.

 

It seems like there is no markings on the bottom. Adding another pic for size.

 

size

 

The open salt is likely a master salt, & as Bakersgram said above, the other is likely a mustard.

 

No markings at all? I'm surprised.

 

No markings I had good look. Any idea of era and country it is coming from?

 

Are you in the US?

 

UK

 

Then probably from the UK and 20th century.

 

It is just like different style than I usually go across just doesn't look English more like French or Austrian or some thing. Thanks for all of your help.

 

looks like copies of old Bristol Blue Glass silver models.