Roberts & Belk Ltd

Silver

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ZAR 37 520
Lot 30
  • A Victorian silver hot water jug, Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield, 1864

LOT 30

Roberts & Belk Ltd

A Victorian silver hot water jug, Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield, 1864
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 18 000 - 20 000
Selling Price
Incl. Buyer's Premium & VAT
ZAR 37 520

About this Item

Sheffield, England
A Victorian silver hot water jug, Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield, 1864
the baluster body engraved with cartouches and Bacchanalian scenes within beaded borders, the side applied with a stylized claw handle, hinged cover, on a circular spreading foot, 1065g, 35cm high

*This lot is not suitable for export*

Notes

This Victorian silver hot water jug, crafted by Roberts & Belk Ltd in Sheffield in 1864, showcases the exceptional craftsmanship the company was known for. With intricate engraving and detailed design, the jug is a fine example of the ornate style popular during the Victorian era. Roberts & Belk was renowned for producing high-quality silver pieces, this jug reflects the company's commitment to both elegance and function.

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