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George III Antique Silver Ewer, John Scofield, London 1782
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George III Antique Silver Ewer, John Scofield, London 1782

18th century
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An elegant George III silver wine ewer. Made in London 1782 by John Scofield. It is a beautifully made plain ewer with only beaded decoration around the lip and rims. There is a full set of hallmarks under the foot and part marks on the lid. It has a fruitwood handle and an acorn finial on the lid. This is a classical piece of Georgian silver, useable and very collectable.

WEIGHT; 723 grams or 24 ozst approx.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Declaration

Highland Antiques Ltd has dated this George III Silver Ewer to the Georgian era.

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SA982212
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6817-0011
Description
An elegant George III silver wine ewer. Made in London 1782 by John Scofield. It is a beautifully made plain ewer with only beaded decoration around the lip and rims. There is a full set of hallmarks under the foot and part marks on the lid. It has a fruitwood handle and an acorn finial on the lid. This is a classical piece of Georgian silver, useable and very collectable.

WEIGHT; 723 grams or 24 ozst approx.

Free delivery in the UK, payment by bank transfer, telephone, Paypal or cleared cheque.

Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Date of Manufacture

Highland Antiques Ltd has dated this George III Silver Ewer to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA982212
Dealers Internal Ref
6817-0011
Highland Antiques Ltd
Highland Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2023

We have been dealing in rare and collectable silver for about 15 years

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Highland Antiques Ltd is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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An urn-shaped sterling silver ewer with beaded border trim, a pinecone finial, and a high arched wooden handle.
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Archive I An urn-shaped sterling silver ewer with beaded border trim, a pinecone finial, and a high arched wooden handle.

George III Antique Silver Ewer, John Scofield, London 1782

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An urn-shaped sterling silver ewer with beaded border trim, a pinecone finial, and a high arched wooden handle.
George III antique silver ewer, John Scofield, London 1782
Ref: SA982212
An urn-shaped sterling silver ewer with beaded border trim, a pinecone finial, and a high arched wooden handle.
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  • ObjectEwers & Pitchers
  • Period18th century
  • StyleNeoclassical
  • MaterialSterling Silver, Wood
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsBeaded borders, Pinecone finial, Urn shape, Pedestal foot
  • SizeH 31 cm (12 in) x W 16 cm (6 in)

This George III silver ewer originates from the neoclassical period, crafted in London in 1782 by John Scofield. The urn-shaped vessel is made of sterling silver with a reflective silver finish and features a contrasting brown fruitwood handle attached to the upper body and side. Decorative elements include fine beaded borders outlining the rim, lid and circular pedestal foot, alongside a small pinecone finial topping the lid and a curved spout extending from the top. The silver body displays smooth reflective surfaces with subtle reflections of the surrounding interior. Standing 31 cm high and 16 cm wide, this piece is proportioned for serving purposes. In a contemporary home, this antique ewer works well displayed on a dining room sideboard top or within a cabinet as part of a traditional silver collection. The functional design allows for continued use during formal dining occasions or gatherings. The combination of bright polished metal and dark wood provides a traditional aesthetic suited to period interiors and classical table settings alike.

Neoclassical silver ewers are characterized by forms inspired by classical antiquity, such as Greek and Roman urns. Common design elements include slender pedestals, beaded or leaf-and-dart borders, refined spouts, and geometric or naturalistic finials, reflecting the restrained elegance popular during the George III period.

These vessels were crafted primarily from sterling silver (925 parts per thousand purity), raised by hand from sheet metal by skilled silversmiths. Handles were frequently fashioned from carved hardwoods like fruitwood, ebony, or mahogany to insulate the users hand when handling hot liquids.

Authentic British silver from this era features a complete set of hallmarks struck into the metal. These include the lion passant for sterling quality, a makers mark, a town mark (such as the leopards head for London), and a date letter corresponding to the exact year of manufacture.

A silver ewer serves as a focal accent when displayed on a dining room sideboard, marble console, or within a glass display cabinet. Its reflective surface adds tonal depth and contrasting texture alongside contemporary materials like dark wood, stone, or modern ceramics.

Silver should be dusted regularly with a soft microfibre cloth and cleaned gently using a specialized silver polish when tarnish appears. Abrasive cleaners and chemical dip solutions should be avoided, and wooden components must be kept dry and untreated by harsh solvents.
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