A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.

A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.
A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.
A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.
A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.
A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.

A rare silver gilt Jug of the Aesthetic movement made in Birmingham in 1885 by Frederick Elkington.

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British Silver Post 1830

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The silver gilt Jug is beautifully engraved on the upper section with trailing foliage and flower heads, above an arch work band. This example has a sparrow beak pouring spout and scroll handle. The base is very well marked. Pieces from this movement are scarce to the market.



Height: 2.45 inches, 6.13cm.

Length, handle to spout: 3.9 inches, 9.75cm.

Year

1885

Country

Birmingham

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