Jug - .830 silver - Christian Frederick Heise

The jug was made in 1909 from 830 silver. The assay master was Christian Frederick Heise. He was the official assay master in Copenhagen from 1904 to 1932. His stamp guarantees that the silver content has been tested. The mark with the three towers confirms that the jug was made in Denmark in 1909. The last punch is the model or serial number of the silversmith's object. On the back there is an engraving (letters with a year), probably a gift for a special day (birthday...). The jug is very simple and elegant with its flowing form. The feet are ornately decorated. It is a real eye-catcher, whether on a festively laid table or standing in a display cabinet.

The condition of the jug is very good; it has a slight patina in some places, which does not affect its value.

Dimensions: Height with feet and handle, 28 cm; width at the widest point 14 cm; the feet are 2 cm long

Weight: 0.559 g
Finishing: 830