Lot 244: Sold for £500 hammer
A Selected Antiques & Fine Art Sale to include silver, jewellery & maritime, Wednesday 12th April 2017 - Thursday 13th April 2017

A Victorian silver coffee jug and matching two-handled sugar bowl, baluster shape with engine turned decoration, engraved cartouches on opposing sides, with scroll handle, 29cm high, the bowl with matching decoration and engraved initials and lion rampant, makers Edward and John Barnard, London 1863-64, total weight 41oz

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