James Rood
James Rood, London silvermaker, apprenticed to Alexander Rood 1700, free 1710. Mark entered as largeworker 1710. Recorded as working in Angel Precinct in 1718.
James Rood
James Rood, London silvermaker, apprenticed to Alexander Rood 1700, free 1710. Mark entered as largeworker 1710. Recorded as working in Angel Precinct in 1718.
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1712
James Rood
10417 Queen Anne Antique Silver Milk Jug
£3,950
This charming little antique milk jug dates to the beginning of the 1700’s. With its simple plain design and carved wooden handle, it has a good weight and nice colour. Owner’s initials “GAM” to the base. This is one of the earliest forms of milk jug and the style is very much like a contemporary coffee pot. Contains 310 ml. Weight 448 grams, 14.4 troy oz. Height 17.2cm. Spread 14cm. London 1712. Maker James Rood. Britannia standard silver, high purity 95.8%.
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