Silver Cream Jug

Antique Silver Cream Jug.

Edwardian silver cream jug; helmet shaped ( Georgian design) on square base. Super quality and being Chester hallmark, highly collectable. Chester. 1903. Z. Barraclough & Sons. Height 15cm.

Georgian Silver Cream Jug

Georgian Silver Cream Jug. London 1803. Dimensions : L-13.5 (cm)

Antique Silver Cream Jug.

William IV silver cream jug; of compressed circular form with leaf capped scroll handle, on four shell and scroll feet, monogramed ( but this could be erased if required.) Gilt interior, good maker. Quality piece. London. 1834. Messrs. Barnard. Length 16cm.

London 1883 solid silver engraved cream jug by Edward Hutton.

London 1883 solid English hallmarked silver cream jug with lovely engraving, and shape. Small in size, and beautifully made, this is a fine piece of Victorian silver in very good condition. Size-4.5 inches long by 2 inches wide by 2.5 inches high, including handle.

Sheffield 1924 solid silver large cream jug by WALKER AND HALL.

Sheffield 1924 solid English hallmarked silver generously sized cream jug by famous maker Walker and Hall. In round shape, with Greek key design below rim, and leaf and foliate handle, this is a very attractive piece, as well as being very useful. Heavy at 185 grams. Size-6 inches long by 4 inches wide by 3 inches high, including handle. In very good condition.

Sheffield 1905 solid silver Art Nouveau cased set of sugar bowl, cream jug and sugar tongs, by James Deakin and Sons.

Sheffield 1905 solid English hallmarked silver set of Art Nouveau twin handled tea service comprising sugar bowl, cream jug, and sugar tongs in original shaped fitted case by very good makers James Deakin and Sons, and retailed by famous retailer Hamilton and Co. of India. Graceful flowing repousse design is complemented by original gilt interiors. The boat shape of the sugar bowl, and helmet shape of the jug are lovely. Sizes-jug 3.74 inches wide by 2.5 inches high; sugar bowl 5 inches wide by 2.75 high; sugar tongs 3.5 inches long. All are enclosed in the original shaped and fitted case, with the only blemish being the silk in the interior lid of the case is foxed, which can be easily changed. A lovely 3 piece set of sterling silver in excellent condition.

London 1772 solid silver George III cream jug

London 1772 solid George III English hallmarked silver cream jug standing on pedestal foot. Hand beaten punch bead decorated edges, and floral repousse body complemented by graceful leaf topped shaped handle. Very good weight and condition, and with great age at 236 years old!

London 1875 solid silver sugar bowl and cream jug by ROBERT HENNEL.

London 1875 solid English hallmarked silver large pair-a two handled sugar bowl, and cream jug by Robert Hennel, famous maker. The pair have lovely all over bright cut engraving, including on the handles, interesting shapes, and are heavy at 430 grams. There are cartouches to each side, one being vacant, and one bearing Laura 1876. Sugar bowl is 7.5 inches wide by 3 inches high. Cream jug is 6 inches wide by 3 inches high. An unusually beautiful pair in excellent condition.

Arts & Crafts Cream Jug & Bowl

A silver-plated Arts and Crafts cream jug and sugar bowl, with an attractive architectural decoration to each side, on four curved feet Date : c 1910 Jug Height: 4 in / 10 cm Max. Diameter: 3.5 in / 9 cm Sugar Bowl Height:

Antique Silver Cream Jug.

Victorian silver half fluted cream jug. Pretty design. Birmingham. 1895. Minshull & Latimer.

Silver Cream Jug.

Good quality Edwardian silver helmet shaped ceam jug; hexagonal panelled form on hexagonal spread foot. Birmingham. 1914. James Woods & Sons. Height 13cm.

Old Sheffield Cream Jug.

Plain oblong form with D-shaped handle on 4 bun feet. c.1810

Silver Cream Jug.

Victorian silver cream jug with vertical bands of chased and embossed decoration, moulded acanthus leaves to the base; scroll handle. London. 1856. George Roberts.

Silver Cream Jug

Victorian silver cream jug, embossed with paterae and arabesques on domed circular foot. Beaded borders and scroll handle. London. 1869. Lias Bros.