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A Victorian sterling silver cream pitcher with a finely engraved cartouche depicting a heraldic…
Cream Pitcher
A Victorian sterling silver cream pitcher with a finely engraved cartouche depicting a heraldic…
A Victorian sterling silver cream pitcher with a finely engraved cartouche depicting a heraldic cross, a fine beaded border on the top and bottom of the piece, and gilt lining on the interior.
Cream Pitcher, Samuel Smily, at Goldsmiths Alliance, Ltd., 1866, sterling silver and bone, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia.

Cream Pitcher

Maker (British)
Date1866
Mediumsterling silver and ivory
MarkingsHallmark stamped on the bottom - indecipherable. Stamped on the bottom: GOLDSMITHS ALLIANCE / LIMITED / CORNHILL LONDON
Credit LineGift of Frank A. Rizza, M.D. and family.
Object number2012.15.157.3
On View
Not on view
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