A Large Georgian Silver Wine Jug or Ewer London 1824 by William Eley II Silver Ladles

A Large Georgian Silver Wine Jug or Ewer London 1824 by William Eley II Silver Ladlesenquire A very fine quality large size George IV sterling silver wine jug or ewer of baluster form profusely decorated with stags and does in a forest to one side, with a large rocaille cartouche with engraved initials to the other side and flower swags below the rim. A depiction of Bacchus, the god of wine below the spout. With leaf capped double scroll handle and gilt interior. Standing on a stepped raised foot. Fully marked underneath for London

5 oz or 96 ounces Troy

This is a large and impressive early Georgian silver salver in absolutely original unrestored and undamaged condition

Diameter of Salver: 36

The blades are stamped V R with a dagger between

Individual weights: 14

very similar to the Joseph Ward caster

the specialist caddy maker

Weight: 2372g or 83

A further crest to each base

19 ozT or 20

An excellent pair of silver waiters or small trays of circular form with gadrooned rims standing on three claw and ball feet

both have an engraved crest - see pictures