A Colonial Indian Silver Cream Jug early 19th Century, possibly by Hamilton Co., Calcutta, of circular form, demi-fluted with embossed floral band
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A COLONIAL INDIAN SILVER CREAM JUG early 19th Century, possibly by Hamilton Co., Calcutta, of circular form, demi-fluted with embossed floral band, with reeded C-scroll handle, on reeded circular spreading foot, engraved with a rampant deer crest surmounted by a coronet. 7.5cm high, 5.2 troy ounces Good condition overall commensurate with age - not sitting flat, foot rim misshapen, minor tarnish and dings.
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