George II Antique Silver Gravy Jugs
£3,500
Stock: 10164
Date: 1752
Maker: Phillips Garden
Country: England
A rare pair of heavy gauge silver sauceboats with thick gadroon borders, acanthus mounted handle and a broad oval foot....
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Condition
Both of these mid 18th century jugs are in very good condition. With moderate signs of wear commensurate with age as expected.
Maker Information
Maker: Phillips Garden
Phillips Garden (other spellings Phil(l)ip, apprenticed to Gawen Nash 1730, free 1738. First mark entered as smallworker 1738, 2nd mark, as largeworker, 1739, 3rd 1744, 4th 1748, 5th 1751. Livery 1746. Grimwade describes Garden as an admirable exponent of the rococo style. There is an interesting hypothesis that Garden acquired the tools and models from Paul de Lamerie’s estate after his death in 1751. Some of Garden’s subsequent work bear identical features to Lamerie’s indicating some connection between the two master silversmiths.
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