Unusual Bulbous George III Silver Cream Jug London 1801 Sparrow Beak Georgian

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Unusual Bulbous George III Silver Cream Jug London 1801 Sparrow Beak Georgian:
$454.26

Very pretty Georgian cream jug of unusual bulbous form with round belly and deep straight neck with stepped, sparrow beak spout and set on a collet foot. The neck has a reeded band and the body has embossed swagged ribbons with bows and smaller punched bands around the base, rim and shoulders. Finished with a simple applied strap handle with cast grooves.Hallmarked for London 1801, maker\'s initials sadly part obscured. It measures 4\" high and 3 1/2\" across the body, 4\" handle to spout. It measures 157g/5.1ozt. Condition is very good; very light surface marks but a little rubbing to the decoration in places, mainly to the band around the rim.

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