Tall English SILVER Cream Jug, London 1929

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A handsome tall heavy-gauge SILVER cream jug, by London Silversmiths J.B.Chatterley, dating to 1929.

Classic tall 'ewer' shape with large sinuous handle, on 3 pad feet. Full set of hallmarks. In excellent condition.

Approx 115mm tall, 75mm between feet. Weight ~ 132gm (~4.7 oz)

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Date 1929  1920s Antiques Material Silver Origin English Maker J.B.Chatterley Item code as339a126 / 2622 Status Sold

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