An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760

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ZAR 5 863
Lot 122
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
  • An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760

LOT 122

An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760

Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 4 000 - 6 000
Selling Price
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ZAR 5 863

About this Item

An Irish silver cream jug, apparently unmarked, Dublin, date letter worn, possibly 1760
helmet-shaped, the girdled body moulded with a mask, initials and a crest amongst flowerheads, berries and c-scrolls, the lower section moulded with swags of seashells and flowerheads, the side applied with a leaf-capped scroll handle, raised on three lion-mask headed legs, on paw feet, dents to two legs, 10,4cm high, 165g

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