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ANTIQUE SILVER CREAM JUGS

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A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces).

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A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces).
A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces).
A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces). A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces).
A very pretty and large Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver milk or cream jug, having a round body with hand-chased melon fluting, an applied reeded top border, a scroll handle with anthemion leaf thumb-piece, a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on four cast foliate feet. This beautiful silver milk jug was made by Hayne and Cater of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug are height 14 cms (4.5 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 237g (7.6 troy ounces).

Bryan Douglas antique silver offer a selection of fine sterling silver antique cream and milk jugs. To view an enlarged image of the antique milk and cream jugs featured on this page simply click on an image. All antique silver bought online comes with free transit insurance and delivery. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Cream and Sauce Boats


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