Salt Cellar Collection
"The Salt Cellar: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the enchanting world of The Salt Cellar
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"The Salt Cellar: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the enchanting world of The Salt Cellar, nestled in the picturesque Peak District National Park in Derbyshire, England. This hidden gem takes you on a captivating journey through history and diverse cultures, all revolving around the humble salt cellar. As you explore this unique establishment, your eyes will be drawn to intriguing displays showcasing various salt cellars from different eras. One exhibit features exquisite models of a Sheikh with a veiled woman as salt and pepper shakers, reminiscent of the Anantara Desert's mystique. Delve deeper into history as you admire glasses, cutlery, and tableware from Repertoire of Modern Taste published in the 1920s. These vibrant color lithographs transport you back to an era where elegance was paramount. Le Vocabulaire Illustre introduces us to engravings depicting saliere or salt-cellar across languages. It highlights how this simple object has transcended borders and become an integral part of dining traditions worldwide. Marvel at Louis Alegre's Footed Salt Cellar with Octagonal Base from Angers dating back to c. 1830. Its intricate design showcases craftsmanship that stood the test of time. The Bell Salt crafted in London during 1601/02 is another remarkable piece on display—a testament to unknown artisans who left their mark on culinary history. Traveling further across Europe brings us to Belgium's mysterious Salt Cellar created between 1625-1675—an enigmatic treasure whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. Baccarat Glasshouse presents Two Salts from Luneville circa 1830—exemplifying French artistry at its finest. These delicate creations embody gracefulness and sophistication that have come to define Baccarat glassware throughout centuries. A rare find awaits as we encounter New Bremen Glass Manufactory's Salt dating back to 1784/95.