Pair of Victorian silver double headed Swan shape table salts . very stylish & decorative table items for fine dining.  The length being 7 cm. Hallmarked for Chester and dating to 1897.The  Maker was Florence Warden. These attractive salts come  with a pair of plated spade shape spoons. The  silver weight being approx.  1.6ozt (51 grams)
The overall condition is very good. Both salts sit flat, no sign of any damage, no dings or dents just usual signs of age as to be expected. Hallmarks are a little worn as can be seen and the gilt wash to the interior has faded away with time/age  
Salts like these are now quite rare as in recent times they have been converted into pin cushions ,fetching hundreds of pounds! 
Florence Warden was an English silversmith working in Birmingham and Chester at the end of the 19th century. Female silversmiths were quite rare in this period adding to the collectability of this piece.