A George II silver cream jug by Ralph Maidman
No longer availableA George II silver cream jug by Ralph Maidman. Of baluster form, having a shaped handle and standing on a circular pedestal foot, hallmarked London 1732; height 8cm, weight 2.87ozt. The cream jug is in generally good condition. The surface has some light surface scratching consistent with age. There are a few small nicks to the rim and a pinhole-sized pit on the top of the handle. The bulb of the body has at least two minor dents (images added for review). The base lies flat. There does not appear to be any evidence of repairs. The marks are clear and readable.
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