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Here's a very interesting and incredibly detailed antique copper and silverplate pitcher with some of the most intricate metalwork we've seen in quite a while. Clearly old with significant age, the pitcher combines a figural band that's full of men and women going about their activities coupled with intricate floral and scrollwork all of which is hand worked. There is a cameo for initials which is blank, i.e. the owner(s) never had it monogramed, which adds to the value even more. More of a work of art than a utilitarian pitcher, it's in very good condition except for two panels that are slightly separated at the top and need rewelding- not a major or expensive repair. The handle is a nice complement to the intricacy of the detailing on the body, simpler but still ornate. It measures 8.5" high at the highest point and 5.0" in diameter not including the handle. The bottom is full of marks which we have failed to decipher but which clearly indicate an expensive, high quality work of art- part of a long distance consignment of finer silver and pewter from London, England.

$135.00