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Georgian Silver Cream Jug London 1799
A pretty George III silver cream cream with fluted detail to the lower half and reeded rim and fluted handle. A bright cut engraved band of vines runs below the rim. Later gilded inside. Hallmarked for London 1799, maker's mark partially rubbed but I believe it is that of Peter & Ann Bateman (clearer to see in life than in the photo).
It measures 12cm (4 11/16") high, 12.5cm (4 7/8") spout to handle and 7cm (2 3/4") wide. It weighs 132g / 4.3ozt.
Condition is very good with no damage or dents and light handling wear. A small, invisible repair to the top of the handle. Payment is accepted by bank transfer, card payments (via an online invoice, I'm afraid we cannot take payments over the telephone), Paypal and UK personal cheque. If you prefer to pay by Stripe please go to our website where we offer that option and additionally options to "Pay in 30 days" and to pay in 3 instalments, all securely supported.
Price includes UK shipping. Worldwide shipping is also available, please ask for a cost.
We wish to ensure all our customers are happy with their purchases and offer a full no quibble return policy for all items returned within 14 days. We ask that returns are notified within 7 days where possible. Return postage is the buyer's responsibility in terms of cost and safeguarding the item through transit.
SellerThe Fancy Fox
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The Fancy Fox
Private dealer
By appointment only
Near Bungay
Suffolk
Tel : 07717510870
Non UK callers : +44 7717510870
It measures 12cm (4 11/16") high, 12.5cm (4 7/8") spout to handle and 7cm (2 3/4") wide. It weighs 132g / 4.3ozt.
Condition is very good with no damage or dents and light handling wear. A small, invisible repair to the top of the handle. Payment is accepted by bank transfer, card payments (via an online invoice, I'm afraid we cannot take payments over the telephone), Paypal and UK personal cheque. If you prefer to pay by Stripe please go to our website where we offer that option and additionally options to "Pay in 30 days" and to pay in 3 instalments, all securely supported.
Price includes UK shipping. Worldwide shipping is also available, please ask for a cost.
We wish to ensure all our customers are happy with their purchases and offer a full no quibble return policy for all items returned within 14 days. We ask that returns are notified within 7 days where possible. Return postage is the buyer's responsibility in terms of cost and safeguarding the item through transit.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 18/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. sold
Date 1799
Late 18th Century Antiques Material Silver
Origin English
Maker Peter and Ann Bateman
Item code as788a978 / FA1111
Status Sold
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Price includes UK postage. Worldwide shipping is also available, please ask for a cost.
Terms and conditions
In the unlikely event any damage has occurred in transit please advise as soon as possible and within 2 days of receipt at the latest. If you cannot inspect the item within those 2 days please just let us know.
View all stock from
The Fancy Fox
Private dealer
By appointment only
Near Bungay
Suffolk
Tel : 07717510870
Non UK callers : +44 7717510870
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