Jug - .800 silver

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Inés Fernández
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Selected by Inés Fernández

Specialised in Spanish and Portuguese silver with over 10 years in galleries and auctions.

Estimate  € 900 - € 1,100
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€3
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Hand‑made hammered solid silver jug in 800/1000 silver, from Italy, dating to the 1960s, weighing 586 g, with 20 cm width, 13.5 cm height and 0.5 cm depth, in good condition with minor age-related marks.

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Title

Jug / pourer in solid sterling silver 800 – hand-hammered – 586 g – Italy

Description

Elegant jug/pourer in solid silver, fineness 800/1000, Italian craftsmanship, featuring refined hand-hammered artisanal work.

The object presents a notably rounded, sinuous shape, with faceted body, broad elongated spout, wavy upper edge and an elegant curved handle.

The polished surface alternates smooth parts with hammered details, creating pleasing plays of light that showcase the silverwork.

On the bottom there are the hallmarks, including the 800 fineness and the inscription “BATTUTO A MANO” (hand-hammered), as documented in the photographs.

An object with notable aesthetic presence, suitable for Italian silversmithing collectors as well as a refined decorative addition.

Specifications

* Item: Jug / pourer
* Material: Silver 800/1000
* Origin: Italy
* Period: 20th century, precise dating to be verified
* Craft: Hand-hammered
* Weight: 586 grams
* Maximum width: 20 cm
* Height: 13.4 cm
* Declared depth: 0.5 cm
* Hallmarking: 800 – Hand-hammered – maker’s mark to be identified

Conditions

Good overall condition, with normal surface marks and light scratches compatible with age and use.

The surface retains a beautiful luster. Interested parties are invited to study the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Careful shipping with protective packaging.

Title

Jug / pourer in solid sterling silver 800 – hand-hammered – 586 g – Italy

Description

Elegant jug/pourer in solid silver, fineness 800/1000, Italian craftsmanship, featuring refined hand-hammered artisanal work.

The object presents a notably rounded, sinuous shape, with faceted body, broad elongated spout, wavy upper edge and an elegant curved handle.

The polished surface alternates smooth parts with hammered details, creating pleasing plays of light that showcase the silverwork.

On the bottom there are the hallmarks, including the 800 fineness and the inscription “BATTUTO A MANO” (hand-hammered), as documented in the photographs.

An object with notable aesthetic presence, suitable for Italian silversmithing collectors as well as a refined decorative addition.

Specifications

* Item: Jug / pourer
* Material: Silver 800/1000
* Origin: Italy
* Period: 20th century, precise dating to be verified
* Craft: Hand-hammered
* Weight: 586 grams
* Maximum width: 20 cm
* Height: 13.4 cm
* Declared depth: 0.5 cm
* Hallmarking: 800 – Hand-hammered – maker’s mark to be identified

Conditions

Good overall condition, with normal surface marks and light scratches compatible with age and use.

The surface retains a beautiful luster. Interested parties are invited to study the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Careful shipping with protective packaging.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
586 g
Silver type
.800 silver
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
13.5 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
0.5 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
85
Objects sold
Private

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