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Hot Water Jug

1773-1774 (made)
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Place of origin

Silver, ornamented with beading, festoon, medallions and foliage. The body of vase-shaped form with a C-shaped wooden handle connected to the body by two sockets, waisted throat rising from the rim of the body with a beaded border, everted spout, the lid hinged and domed with a pineapple finial, the foot circular with embossed acanthus leaf decoration resting on a square base.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Silver, embossed with a wooden handle
Brief description
Silver, London hallmarks for 1773-74, mark of John Carter
Physical description
Silver, ornamented with beading, festoon, medallions and foliage. The body of vase-shaped form with a C-shaped wooden handle connected to the body by two sockets, waisted throat rising from the rim of the body with a beaded border, everted spout, the lid hinged and domed with a pineapple finial, the foot circular with embossed acanthus leaf decoration resting on a square base.
Dimensions
  • Height: 32cm
  • Width: 16cm
  • Depth: 12.4cm
  • Weight: 398g
  • Weight: 28.87troy
Style
Marks and inscriptions
  • London hallmarks for 1773-74
  • Mark of John Carter
  • Engraved (later) with the crest and arms of Joseph Bond
Object history
Bought for 15£ from the Bond Collection
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
758-1877

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Record createdDecember 30, 2008
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