Silver Novelty Jersey Milk / Cream Jug, 1901.

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A charming sterling silver novelty Jersey Milk / Cream jug, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1901. Retailed stamp 'London Jewellers & Silversmiths Co Jersey' to the base. The maker's mark is rubbed but an 'A' remains visible - note this jug is likely made by Abraham Meyer Blanckensee, a silversmith known to be making novelty jugs in this exact design in Birmingham c.1900. The known Blackensee's jugs were also retailed by the London Jewellers & Silversmith Co.

The jug has a pull-off lid which reveals a silver gilt interior. There is some light wear commensurate with age but generally the jug remains in a very good condition overall.

Dimensions:-

Height: 9cm

Diameter at widest point: 7cm

Weight: 65 grams
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Period 1900s Antiques Material Silver Origin English Maker Abraham Meyer Blanckensee Item code as1132a112 / 7023 Status Sold

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