silver - jugs & ewers - presentation and trophies
12 item(s) found:
A William IV Scottish silver claret jug, David Crighton Rait, Edinburgh 1831, of bold baluster form with sweeping covered spout with gadroon rim, embossed grapes and vines to lid, collar and circular foot, acanthus leaf border to body,…
A Victorian silver mounted and cut glass claret jug, Edgar Finley and Hugh Taylor, London 1888, the ovoid glass body hobnail cut, plain scroll handle, the cover and neck mounts chased with flowers and foliage and foliate finial,…
A silver presentation jug by H. Young & Co.…
An important silver claret jug by William Edwards, Melbourne, circa 1860, the baluster form body with applied and embossed grapes and intertwining leaves throughout,…
A Victorian sterling silver mounted claret jug the hinged cover trophy engraved 'Corpus Christi College Trial Eights 1865 University long Vacation Scratch Fours 1866' and named W. H. Grove. Birmingham 1864, makers C&W. Note: glass frit to the handle.…
A Victorian silver jug, repousse embossed with flower and leaf in rococo revival style, with cast flower and leaf finial, maskhead beak spout, presentation engraved for Robert Hoddle Driberg white; Richards & Brown, London 1862. Height 23 cm weight 900g.
An Australian silver claret jug, by Fischer, Geelong, circa 1880, the ovoid body on a shallow trumpet foot with girdled neck and moulded rim spout, hinged lid and scrolled looped handle, the foot plain with a band of Greek key engraving,…
A fine Australian silver presentation ewer maker's mark E Fischer, Geelong, the ovoid body embellished with engraved fern and vine decoration centred by the inscription 'Geelong Regatta, Corio Bay 27th.…
An Australian silver presentation cup, circa: 1873, maker W. Edwards, Melbourne.…
A rare and impressive Victorian sterling silver presentation jug maker's mark George Angell London 1860,…
Hallmarked sterling silver claret jug. London 1878, chased floral and ivy swag decoration. Small cartouche engraved with presentation to the Pearsons of Yass, NSW, 1894. Height 29.5 cm