George I Antique Silver Hot Milk Jug
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Stock: 10215
Date: 1718
Maker: Edward Holaday
Country: England
A rare George I silver gilt hot milk jug with a carved wood side handle. The unusual ovoid body has...
Description
Condition
The jug is in good condition and stands firmly. The cover fits well. The engraving is sharp. The gilding has very little wear. Moderate wear commensurate with age. A couple of small faults 1) a mark inside, where the foot has pushed through slightly - not waterproof 2) a couple of small splits to the top rim.
Maker Information
Maker: Edward Holaday
Edward Holaday, London silversmith, apprenticed to John Bache 1699, free 1709. Mark entered as largeworker in 1709. Died 1719 and Sarah Holaday entered her diagonal widow's mark on 22nd July that year. Edward’s mark is very similar to that of Edmund Holliday.
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