A Large Victorian Silver Water Jug Or Wine Ewer maker's marks rubbed, London 1865, of cylindrical form, with a tapering neck
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A LARGE VICTORIAN SILVER WATER JUG OR WINE EWER maker's marks rubbed, London 1865, of cylindrical form, with a tapering neck, the rim of trefoil shape with a gilt interior, the straight tapering handle applied with cast flowerheads, a scroll thumbpiece and openwork terminals, reeded and beaded borders, with cast mask within foliate scrolls to the body, foliate engraved, on a circular spreading fluted foot, engraved to foot rim Elkington Liverpool. 37cm high, 35.2 troy ounces It sits flat and doesn't wobble. No splits or damage to the handle. Age-related wear to the gilded interior of the neck. No personalised engraving or erasure. In general, very good condition commensurate with age.
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