United Kingdom. An Early Victorian Silver Creamer Jug, By Wakefield, 1838 Auction symbolising approving by the Sar
Description
symbolising approving by the Sar
six months prior to the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service merging to form the Royal Air Force on April 1
held together by a twisted string cord through dual eyelets at the front and back
on a field grey rayon backer
United Kingdom. An Early Victorian Silver Creamer Jug, By Wakefield, 1838 Auction symbolising approving by the SarSilver (Antique). A silver stamped large creamer jug bearing floral motif and raised by four feet, stamped with the hallmark for . 925 silver, the city mark for London, the date letter for 1838, and the Makers Mark for Wakefield, measuring14. 96cm (w) x 12. 65 cm (l) x 14. 51 cm (h), weighing 264 grams, yellowed interior, light wear, a beautiful piece of silver which remains in extremely fine condition.
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