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Silver

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A Regency sterling silver epergne with a cut crystal bowl and four detachable arms each with a …

Silver comprises one of the largest and most important areas of Telfair Museums' collections of decorative arts. Many of the objects either have ties to Savannah families or were made by silversmiths who worked in the city. Because they have an inherent, material value, silver objects frequently were passed down from one generation to the next or given as very precious gifts to commemorate special occasions. Silver also played a very important role in dining rituals, which grew and changed substantially over the course of the 19th century.

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An octagonal paneled, gilded silver presentation cup with a skirted base and angular gothic sty…
Joseph Angell
1844
A sterling silver sugar tongs with oval-shaped tips, the arms engraved with brightwork design a…
Ann Bateman & Peter Bateman
1797
Sterling silver open sugar bowl with ovoid body in fluted, brightwork decorated panels, and upr…
Ann Bateman & Peter Bateman
c. 1791 - 1799
Sterling silver ovoid teapot with fluted, brightwork decorated panels, a hinged lid, and wood f…
Ann Bateman, Peter Bateman & William Bateman
1802
A cream pitcher with an S-shaped handle with foliate repoussé decoration by an eagle.
Conrad Bard
c. 1850
A silver oval, straight-sided teapot with a wooden handle and finial on the lid, and adorned wi…
Hester Bateman
1780
Sterling silver sugar basket with cobalt blue glass liner. The handle and base have an openwork…
Hester Bateman
1782
Sterling silver sugar tongs with oval-shaped tips, the arms engraved with brightwork design and…
Hester Bateman
1780
A Regency sterling silver epergne with a cut crystal bowl and four detachable arms each with a …
Matthew Boulton
1797
One of six silver teaspoons with a coffin handle and a monogrammed scroll with the initials "EG…
Nathaniel Butler
c. 1790 - 1797
One of a pair of silver teaspoons in the Kings pattern, with decoration on the back side of the…
Oscar J. H. Dibble
c. 1845
Cup
Oscar J. H. Dibble
c. 1842