| London 1793
Charles Chesterman I
Height: 13 cm
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| Birmingham 1922
Carrington & Co
Height: 11.5 cm
Width: 14 cm
Weight: 232 gms
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| Birmingham 1904
Height: 9 cm
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| London 1972
C J Vander
Height: 16.5 cm
Good copy of George III Bright Cut Helmet Jug with a vacant cartouche
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| London 1897
Height: 8 cm
Length: 12 cm
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Britannia Standard
Hand Raised
Height: 8.5cm
Length: 15cm
Weight: 242g |
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| London 1989
Height: 10 cm
Width: 12 cm
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Britannia Standard
Hand Raised
Height: 11.5cm
Length: 19cm
Weight:: 375g
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| London 1966
Height: 10cm
Part of his first large commission, designed and made for Barclays Bank DCO dining room. He bought the ecclesiastical firm Blunt & Wray with 15 employees to produce this service, his first large commission.
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| London 1978
This was the 23rd item of 59 made for John Sutherland-Hawes' Aurum Designs
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Engraved to base:
JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM CENTENARY 1978
63/500
Certificate signed by D C Dalton President
Edition of: 500
Designer: Hector Miller & Tim Minett
Maker: Hector Miller
Maker’s Mark: HM
Weight: 12.5 oz
Height: 17.78 cm Cost new: £263 (£496 for Jug & Box)
The Society owes its origins to a suggestion by Lord Chesham, at the Wray Park Sale of May 10th 1878, that the time had arrived to establish a Herd Book for English Jersey Cattle. The response was enthusiastic and upwards of 150 breeders subsequently lent their support. Today, the Society numbers some 1300 members and in April 1979, as it celebrates its Centenary, it will be the recipient of an unique honour, when Her Majesty The Queen accepts its Presidency.
(See also the Jersey Silver Sugar box - the next piece issued by Aurum Designs)
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| London 1984
Height: 10.5 cm
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| London 1805
Height: 9.5 cm
Width: 11.5 cm
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London 1814
Height: 9.5cm (top of spout)
Length: 15cm (including handle)
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| London 1773
William Cattell
Height: 10.5 cm
Contemporary initials to front: M*K
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| London 1980
Height: 8 cm
Width: 12 cm
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| London 1957
Height: 8 cm
A striking Post War design
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| Birmingham 1994
Height 21 cm
With ladle
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| Newcastle 1836
John Wright
Height: 11 cm
Width: 15.5 cm
Gilded interior
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver in Sheffield
Height: 8.5cm (approx)
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| Fully Hallmarked
London
The jugs have Olive wood handles and are made in sterling silver with 24ct hard gold plate interior.An example was purchased by The Goldsmiths' Company for their Modern Silver collection.Riviera Jugs - named because the front reminds him of the bow of a ship - indulgence and boats reminds him of the French Riviera
Available in Four Sizes
Miniature 9.5cm POA
Small 12.5cm £1400
Medium 17cm £2375
Large £9000
Not always kept in stock please email for availability |
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| Birmingham Hallmark
Height: 14 cm
Diameter: 4.5 cm
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver in Sheffield
Height: 13cm
Weight: 275g
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| Birmingham 1906
Height: 7 cm
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| London 1924
Mappin and Webb
Height: 11 cm
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| London 1916
Height: 8 cm
Width: 13.5 cm
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| Sheffield 1968
Maker: S Cobbe
Height: 17.5 cm
Weight: 415 gms
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| Birmingham 1906
Height: 7.5 cm
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| Walker and Hall
Sheffield 1955
Width: 10 cm
Height: 5 cm
DAVID MELLOR had graduated from the RCA in 1954 and was appointed a design consultant for WALKER & HALL
Professor ROBERT GOODEN, Head of Silver & Jewellery at the Royal College of Art who had taught MELLOR, considered this appointment as the highlight of the mid 1950's
Although no designs have been found for this, his wife Fiona McCarthy and son Corin Mellor have confirmed that the basic design for these follows his thoughts on this early period and that the double skinned handles also points to these being designed by him
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