Antique Victorian Silver-Plated Claret Jug - Krug - Versilbert
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Eine antike viktorianische silberbeschichtete Weinkaraffe aus dem Vereinigten Königreich, Höhe 24 cm, Breite 15 cm, Tiefe 9,5 cm, mit geschlossenem Deckel und handgravierten ornamentalen Mustern, gestempelt mit D & BROS sowie Modellnummer F5361, Zustand gut bis ausgezeichnet mit geringem Oberflächenverschleiß.
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An exceptional antique Victorian silver-plated claret jug (wine pitcher) featuring a striking classically elegant form and a beautifully balanced hinged lid. The belly of the jug is decorated with exquisite, highly detailed hand-engraved (ghalamkari) ornate scrolling patterns that display remarkable British craftsmanship
size : 24x15x9.5 cm
The underside of the base is fully stamped with the hallmark "D & BROS" for the renowned Birmingham silversmiths Deykin & Brothers, alongside its unique model catalog number F5361 and Victorian design pseudo-hallmarks (refer to image ty5.jpg).
Condition: Excellent antique condition. The piece is completely sound, sturdy, and structurally perfect with no dents or repairs. The silver plating retains a brilliant luster with only minor, faint superficial surface scratches and very light age-appropriate polishing wear, which serves to confirm its authentic antique provenance.
Visual Documentation: Please review all high-resolution images closely (images ty2.jpg to ty6.jpg), as they provide an essential, transparent depiction of the item's fine details and pristine condition.
Dimensions
Height: [Please insert the height in cm here, e.g., approx. 26-28 cm]
Base Diameter: [Please insert the base diameter in cm here]
Shipping & Terms
Packaging: Handled with the utmost care, wrapped securely in premium protective materialto ensure safe international transit.
Shipping: Dispatched using a premier courier network featuring comprehensive transit tracking and full insurance coverage.
An exceptional antique Victorian silver-plated claret jug (wine pitcher) featuring a striking classically elegant form and a beautifully balanced hinged lid. The belly of the jug is decorated with exquisite, highly detailed hand-engraved (ghalamkari) ornate scrolling patterns that display remarkable British craftsmanship
size : 24x15x9.5 cm
The underside of the base is fully stamped with the hallmark "D & BROS" for the renowned Birmingham silversmiths Deykin & Brothers, alongside its unique model catalog number F5361 and Victorian design pseudo-hallmarks (refer to image ty5.jpg).
Condition: Excellent antique condition. The piece is completely sound, sturdy, and structurally perfect with no dents or repairs. The silver plating retains a brilliant luster with only minor, faint superficial surface scratches and very light age-appropriate polishing wear, which serves to confirm its authentic antique provenance.
Visual Documentation: Please review all high-resolution images closely (images ty2.jpg to ty6.jpg), as they provide an essential, transparent depiction of the item's fine details and pristine condition.
Dimensions
Height: [Please insert the height in cm here, e.g., approx. 26-28 cm]
Base Diameter: [Please insert the base diameter in cm here]
Shipping & Terms
Packaging: Handled with the utmost care, wrapped securely in premium protective materialto ensure safe international transit.
Shipping: Dispatched using a premier courier network featuring comprehensive transit tracking and full insurance coverage.
Details
Epoche
1900-2000
Stil-Untertyp
Viktorianischer Stil
Anzahl der Objekte
1
Herkunftsland
Vereinigtes Königreich
Hersteller / Marke
Antique Victorian Silver-Plated Claret Jug
Material
Versilbert
Stil
Antik
Farbe
Silber
Zustand
Guter Zustand - gebraucht mit geringen Alterungsanzeichen
Höhe
24 cm
Breite
15 cm
Tiefe
9,5 cm
Geschätzter Zeitraum
1940-1950
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