George III silver mounted cut-glass oil / vinegar jug with griffin armorial
Elegant George III faceted cut-glass cruet jug for oil or vinegar with sterling silver mounts. Panelled 12-sided vase-shaped body resting on a spreading flowerhead foot. Double scroll handle with a shell thumbpiece and bright-cut feathered borders.
Engraved armorial family crest to the lid shows that this jug was commissioned by an aristocratic family. The crest depicts a griffin.
Marked for William Skeen, London, no date letter - the mark was entered in 1755 and used up to 1783.
Made by William Skeen and assayed for London, c. 1775
428 g
18 cm tall
6.5 cm across the widest part
6.7 cm across the base
Very good antique condition. Small fleabites to glass; small chip to body; larger chip underneath the handle; small dark mark to lid; tiny dings to silver mounts; chips to underneath the base and small chips along the edge of the base.
Elegant George III faceted cut-glass cruet jug for oil or vinegar with sterling silver mounts. Panelled 12-sided vase-shaped body resting on a spreading flowerhead foot. Double scroll handle with a shell thumbpiece and bright-cut feathered borders.
Engraved armorial family crest to the lid shows that this jug was commissioned by an aristocratic family. The crest depicts a griffin.
Marked for William Skeen, London, no date letter - the mark was entered in 1755 and used up to 1783.
Made by William Skeen and assayed for London, c. 1775
428 g
18 cm tall
6.5 cm across the widest part
6.7 cm across the base
Very good antique condition. Small fleabites to glass; small chip to body; larger chip underneath the handle; small dark mark to lid; tiny dings to silver mounts; chips to underneath the base and small chips along the edge of the base.
Elegant George III faceted cut-glass cruet jug for oil or vinegar with sterling silver mounts. Panelled 12-sided vase-shaped body resting on a spreading flowerhead foot. Double scroll handle with a shell thumbpiece and bright-cut feathered borders.
Engraved armorial family crest to the lid shows that this jug was commissioned by an aristocratic family. The crest depicts a griffin.
Marked for William Skeen, London, no date letter - the mark was entered in 1755 and used up to 1783.
Made by William Skeen and assayed for London, c. 1775
428 g
18 cm tall
6.5 cm across the widest part
6.7 cm across the base
Very good antique condition. Small fleabites to glass; small chip to body; larger chip underneath the handle; small dark mark to lid; tiny dings to silver mounts; chips to underneath the base and small chips along the edge of the base.
