Victorian English silver cream jug

A Victorian silver cream jug with engraved decoration, hallmarked London 1860, maker George Richards Elkington. Approx. 5" high

A Victorian silver cream jug, mark of Charles Fox II, London 1837, of squat form, lower gadrooned, upper plain, gadrooned rim and foliate handle, raised on a pedestal foot, 9.9ozt Provenance: From the

An English sterling silver pear shaped cream jug marked London, 1900. Together with a small comport with cast border marked Sheffield, 1960.H. of jug: 11 cm (4 1/3 in.) 374g of total weighable silver.

George II jug raised on hoof feet with floral repousse decoration and monogrammed. London, 1759. David Hennell I. 90g. Overall H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in.)

A Victorian silver cream jug with floral and acanthus scroll decoration. Hallmarked London 1895 maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson). Approx 3 1/4" high

George III English Silver Cream Jug, Robert Hennell and David Hennell sterling silver, engraved design, hallmarks on side, 1797 date mark, monogrammed on bottom Belle Mayo. Weighs 3.670 ozt. Size: 4.2

A Victorian silver cream jug, Vale Brothers, Birmingham 1889, pedestal ogee helmet form, embossed with floral garland bands between wrythen reeding, strap handle, stepped foot, 8.5cm high, 1.73ozt

A Victorian silver cream jug with fluted and embossed decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1894 maker J Sherwood & Son. 2 1/4'' high (44g)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1897, with a reeded band; together with AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MUSTARD, by Isadore Leapman, Birmingham 1901, oval with pierced

Three 19th century creamers troy oz. See photo's for marks, & condition, repairs on tri footed creamer.

Both with bright cut card decoration, one hallmarked Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1831, the other with illegible marks, total weight approx. 6 T.O. 6-1/4"h, 4-3/4"h respectively to top of handle

Retailed by Tiffany & Co., hallmarked RC, London, 1929, together with an English Silver cream jug, hallmarked HU, Birmingham, 1987, and Towle sterling silver open footed sugar bowl with beaded border,

A GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP maker's mark indistinct, London 1769; together with two George III silver salt spoons, one marked for Hester Bateman, London 1785; and a Victorian silver cream jug, by

A small Victorian silver cream jug of baluster form and ornately decorated throughout with scrolling foliage, hallmarked Birmingham 1887. Together with a selection of other items to include a small Ed

A lot of two items, consisting of an 18th century English sterling silver cream jug of helmet form with a kylix handle, decorated with bright cut detail, swags & crest, raised on a squared base with p

A VICTORIAN SILVER DOUBLE-LIPPED CREAM JUG, by Arthur Sibley, London 1875, with twin handles, engraved to each side with a crest. 8.5cm high, 4.3 troy ounces

Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cream Jug, 5" High, 150 Grams.

Victorian Sterling Silver Cream Jug by Joseph Gloster. Classic Georgian style with gilded interiour. Hallmarked Birmingham 1902.. 45 gm.

Two 18th Century English sterling silver cream jugs. Larger jug has a gilt wash, cast base with floral decoration; tested as silver marked on bottom, 1767 ( 4" x 4.5" x 2"; weighs 109.5 grams). Smalle

Vermeil interior, engraved ring foot. Together with English Georgain silver cream jug, hallmarked London, 1804, and Continental silver handled cup, total weight approx. 10 T.O., and a silver plated cr

Vermeil or gilt silver wash. Handle with cherub and maiden and facial mounts. Grape finial stopper. Etched glass jug. Maker's mark John Fig London 1866. 5Dia. X 17"H"

English Sterling Silver Footed Cream Jug, 18thc., pear shaped form with scroll handle and scalloped rim and spout, on downswept legs and trifid feet. Dimensions: 4in.h. Weight: Approximately 79 g./

Victorian Hallmarked Sterling Silver Cream Jug, 4 1/8" High, 90 Grams.

A late Victorian silver set of a cream jug, a sugar basin and six tea spoons with tongs by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1893, the jug and basin of mid 18th century Irish form and emboss