Description

A stunning antique silver ewer made in the Scottish provincial town of Inverness. This rare piece of collectible silver has an elegant vase shaped form and is decorated with cast silver borders, the lid surmounted by a grape and vine leaf finial, the lower body wrapped with vertical straps of flower and leaf ornament. Fantastic heavy quality from top to toe.

Contains 1050 ml.
Weight 1183 grams, 38 troy ounces.
Height 28.5cm. Spread 20cm.
Inverness circa 1830.
Maker Donald Fraser.
Sterling silver.
19^th century.

Marks. Stamped on the outside base rim with “INV” for Inverness and the maker’s mark “DF”. There is a 3^rd mark, indistinct, which is likely to be a second punch for Inverness.

In very good condition. Sharp decoration, the hinge functions well. This jug has been tested for water retention and doesn’t leak. Minor wear consistent with age.

Maker: Donald Fraser

Donald Fraser, Scottish provincial silversmith active in Inverness during the early 19th century.

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