silver - jugs, water
19 item(s) found:
A George II silver hot water jug, Fuller white, London 1748, of baluster form with a hinged lid and bud finial, cane covered loop handle, the underside of the circular foot inscribed 'Richardsons coffee house Covent garden' 370gms total weight, 19 cm high
A sterling silver hot water jug, with ebonised handle and finial. U nadorned sides, bulbous base, tapered neck and flared pourer. Mappin & Webb, London 1913. Height 20 cm. Width 18 cm. Diameter 11 cm
An early 20th century sterling silver hot water jug, London 1922
A sterling silver ice water jug, London 1896. 16. 5 cm high
HMS silver hot water jug, London, 1928, maker MR
Hallmarked sterling silver hot water jug with timber handle and finial, Chester, 1936 - weight 515g. Height 17 cm
George IV hallmarked sterling silver water jug with bold leaf decoration and good armorial, London, 1822, maker Charles Price. Height 28 cm. Weight 980 grams
A George III silver coffee jug/hot water pot on stand, (Biggin) both by Paul Storr, the pot London 1813, stand 1811, the jug with egg and dart rim, rising spout and wood handle, the stand of waisted triangular form with similar rim,…
A sterling silver mounted water jug Birmingham, 1863. Height 29.5 cm maker H. W. & Co
A George IV silver coffee pot/hot water jug, London 1821, raised on four bold shell and scrolling foliate feet, the baluster body engraved with a contemporary coat of arms, shell, acorn and gadrooned rim, leaf capped handle and finial.…
A George III silver hot water jug, benjamin gignac, London, 1761, of wyrthen form, the hinged domed cover, and scrolled leather handle on a circular moulded foot, inscribed with the Harvey coat-of-arms;. Height 24 cm, 595gms
A George III silver covered hot water jug, Andrew Fogelberg, London 1771, 832gms. Height 29.7 cm . Provenance: Sotheby's Melbourne 22 April, 1985
A late 19th century Russian silver jug, maker Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow 1882, the rounded beaten silver body decorated in relief with natrualistic dragonfly, spider, fish and plants in a rippling pool of water, with plain border bands and s
Johan Rohde, water Pitcher, c. 1933, manufactured by Georg Jensen, Denmark (1933-44); silver, stamped '925.S sterling Gj Denmark 432A', with designer's monogram. Height 23 cm
Sterling silver George II hot water/coffee jug maker John Barbe, London 1746 (edge of the lid). Small central engraved decoration front and reverse and monogram. Height 23.5 cm
Sterling silver water or wine jug maker George Unite (Jackson's p. 411), Birmingham, 1866. Height 21.5 cm
Roberts & Briggs Victorian sterling silver water jug, London 1866 modelled with an Arabesque finial, leading to a hinged lid and baluster shaped body decorated with panels of scrolling vines and rectangular initialled cartouche,…
A Continental .925 grade silver water jug, 21 cm hifh
Antique sterling silver hot water jug London 1878