Refined Antique George III Sterling Silver Cream Jug – London 1799 Bright-Cut Engraved

Elegant 18th-Century English Sterling Silver Cream Jug from the Georgian Period

This refined antique sterling silver cream jug was crafted during the reign of George III and is fully hallmarked for London 1799. The piece represents the grace and balance of late 18th-century Georgian silver, featuring a gently flared pouring lip, rounded base, and bright-cut engraved bands encircling the body.

Each side of the jug bears an uninscribed oval cartouche, traditionally intended for personal monogramming. The elegant applied handle and precisely proportioned body reflect the refined silversmithing practices of the period. Though the maker’s mark is partially worn, the clear date and assay marks provide confident attribution to the George III era.

Features and Specifications

• Origin: London, United Kingdom
• Date: 1799 (George III period)
• Material: Sterling silver (.925)
• Hallmarks: London 1799; maker’s mark worn
• Design: Bright-cut engraved border, oval cartouches, flared lip, straight applied handle
• Height: 10 cm
• Length (spout to handle): 14 cm
• Weight: 125 grams
• Condition: Excellent antique condition – no dents, minimal surface wear

This George III sterling silver cream jug is ideal for collectors of Georgian silver, admirers of neoclassical design, or those seeking to complement a period tea service with an authentic late 18th-century English piece.

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