A Queen Anne Britannia Silver Pitcher, James Rood, London, 1711
A Queen Anne Britannia silver pitcher, James Rood, London, 1711
Britannia silver, an alloy introduced in 1697 in England, containing 95.84% pure silver (higher than the usual sterling standard of 92.5% silver). Bulbous shape, with a slight division into two sections marked by a central band. Circular, slightly flared base, short and tapered spout. Wide, contoured handle with an ergonomic grip, reflecting a design that is both practical and aesthetic.
Britannia Silver with 4 Hallmarks:
Dimensions
HxLxD 6,10in x 8,66in x 4,13in
Weight23,99oz
ProveniencePrivate collection
ConditionSlight signs of age and superficial scratches. The four hallmarks are present on the side of the pitcher.
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 22
Height: 15,5
Depth: 10,5
Reference (ID): 1696746
Availability: In stock
