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Antique Hallmarked Silver Cream Jug | London, 380g
Antique Hallmarked Silver Cream Jug | London, 380g
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An antique sterling silver cream jug bearing London hallmarks, showcasing elaborate rococo-style embossed scrollwork, a lion mask motif, and a scalloped base characteristic of fine antique English silverware. Weighing a substantial 380 grams, this is a fine piece for collectors of antique silver.
Antique Craftsmanship
Measuring 17 × 15 × 8cm, the jug's deeply embossed decoration and ornate handle reflect traditional English silversmithing. The London hallmarks indicate sterling silver and an English assay office.

Antique Sterling Silver Cream Jug Specifications:
- Origin: London, England
- Material: Solid Sterling Silver
- Weight: 380g
- Dimensions: 17 × 15 × 8cm
- Style: Rococo-style embossed scrollwork with lion mask motif
- Hallmark: London hallmarks present (maker's mark, lion passant sterling mark, London leopard's head, date letter "b")
- Condition: Fine antique condition
Also see our Antique 19th Century Gorham Sterling Silver Repoussé Coffee Pot, another ornate sterling silver piece with embossed floral decoration.
FAQ
Is antique sterling silver worth anything?
Yes, antique sterling silver has both silver-weight and collector value. Value depends on maker, age, weight and condition, and you can see this jug's current price at the top of the page.
Will a magnet stick to 925 silver?
No. Sterling silver (.925) is not magnetic. A magnet test can rule out some imitations but does not prove silver, so hallmarks are the better check.
How can I tell this jug is genuine hallmarked silver?
This jug carries London hallmarks, including the lion passant sterling mark and the London assay office mark, which are checked by Koalaehub before listing.
How can I tell the age of this silver jug?
London hallmarks include a date letter, which can be matched to a date-letter chart to find the year of assay. This jug carries the letter "b" alongside the maker's mark, but the exact year is not stated in this listing.
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