With the increased attention to sea salt, there are many brand new open salts out there today, and many things that would easily pass for open salts too. The intention of these pictures and links is to show you what's currently available by various companies and dealers. First are some new salts from recent catalogs followed by images of new online items you can purchase. When you click on a link you will have to use your broswer's back button to return here. There are also some images of salts that are known to be new, but I have no further information on them.

Some items that appeared in various catalogs about 2005.

Below are all the 'twin salts' patterns that were made by Herend. Some are still available at www.herendusa.com. Because their website changes often, you have to click the link and search for twin salt.

	Quimper faience pottery is still being sold today and has several lines of dishes, serving pieces and collectibles. The chicks and ducks are actually eggcups, but found in salt collections. Also available is a single sabot (shoe). The trencher style (shown left) is no longer made.

Made by Baccarat. Items are no longer available.

Made by Moser. No longer available for sale on Moser website.

Silverheaven.com was a website selling all types of silver products. It is no longer online.

Made by Godinger. Click on the picture to go directly to the web site seller.

Made by Faberge. Relatively new, but the web site that had them listed no longer exists.

	At one time, the Salt Traders web site offered all the silver sets below. Later the only things listed on the site were the pottery bowls in various sizes. There are no longer any salt cellars on their website.

These Michael Michaud salts are of recent production. You can do an internet search to see pictures of others.

Items shown were once available on www.rus-sell.com.

Items shown are by Ceramika Artytstyczna of Boleslawiec, Poland They are no longer available.

Isle of Wight art glass is still produced and sold through Artius Glass which showcases art glass of various makers.

From the Tasmanian Wood Design Collection. Click on the first item to go directly to the web site seller.

Created by Ann Thompson. No longer available.

Available on the SOLINE Pridelava soli d.o.o. (Salt Production Co. Ltd.) web site. Click on the picture to go directly to the web site listing for that item.

All items below are known to be of recent manufacture. Either the web site links associated with them no longer exist, or there never was one.