TWO SILVER CREAM JUGS (2)
Comprising; a Victorian Britannia Standard cream jug, of helmet shaped form, raised on three feet, London 1881 and a George III pear shaped cream jug, with a scrolled handle, raised on three pad feet, London 1769, combined weight 198 gms
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£80 - £120
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Hammer price:
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£100 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
Condition Report:
The Britannia Standard cream jug: There are stains along the rim both inside and out. Also to the top of the handle, possibly caused by salt corrosion. The body is engraved with initials, the body has a few minor surface dents. The feet are in good condition, the handle has one or two dents. Height 8.4cm. Maker: 'JA' above 'JS' Holland, Son & Slater.
The George III jug: Two of the feet are severely pushed in. The marks are a little weak. The makers mark is not legible. Initial 'T' engraved underneath, the second following initial to this is illegible. Both pieces would benefit from professional cleaning. Height 10.2cm.
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