Design 17/20: Silver, Furniture & Ceramics

Design 17/20: Silver, Furniture & Ceramics

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 330. A Victorian Silver-Gilt Mounted Cut- and Cameo Glass Claret Jug, Frederick Bradford McCrea  for the Army & Navy Co-operative Society, London, 1893.

Property from the Collection of Richard Kent

A Victorian Silver-Gilt Mounted Cut- and Cameo Glass Claret Jug, Frederick Bradford McCrea for the Army & Navy Co-operative Society, London, 1893

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October 18, 08:09 PM GMT

Estimate

3,000 - 5,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

A Victorian Silver-Gilt Mounted Cut- and Cameo Glass Claret Jug, Frederick Bradford McCrea for the Army & Navy Co-operative Society, London, 1893


lightly tapering glass body diamond cut between insets of three pink cameo panels of morning glory and apple blossom, by Thomas Webb, plain silver mount with beaded borders, Bacchic mask under the spout, and angular handle, fully marked right of handle and part marked under cover


height 10 1/2 in.

26.6 cm

The Army and Navy Co-operative Society was incorporated in 1871 by a group of officers from the two branches, to supply goods to its members at the lowest possible rates. In 1880 a silversmith's mark was registered by Frederick Bradford McCrea, manager. By the time this jug was made, the "Army & Navy Stores" had branches in Paris, Leipzig, Bombay and Karachi as well as their main premises in Victoria Street, London.