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A George II Silver Covered Jug and Stand, Jacob Marsh, London, 1746
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the baluster form jug with leaf-capped scroll handle and pinecone finial, shell-fluted spout, the salver on four scroll feet, with shell and scroll border, both engraved with the contemporary arms of Tucker, marked on bases and lid of jug
94 3/4 oz; 2947 g
diameter 14 1/2 in.; 37 cm
Catalogue note
Jacob Marsh, son of George Marsh of Abbey Milton (Milton Abbas) in Dorset, clerk, was apprenticed to William Lukin in 1726 and turned over to Gabriel Sleath 1731, free 1741, entered his mark as Largeworker 24 April 1744, with address of a "Swithings Lane, Lomber [Lombard] Street." He moved to Unicorn in Cornhill, circa 1760.
94 3/4 oz; 2947 g
diameter 14 1/2 in.; 37 cm
Catalogue note
Jacob Marsh, son of George Marsh of Abbey Milton (Milton Abbas) in Dorset, clerk, was apprenticed to William Lukin in 1726 and turned over to Gabriel Sleath 1731, free 1741, entered his mark as Largeworker 24 April 1744, with address of a "Swithings Lane, Lomber [Lombard] Street." He moved to Unicorn in Cornhill, circa 1760.
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the baluster form jug with leaf-capped scroll handle and pinecone finial, shell-fluted spout, the salver on four scroll feet, with shell and scroll border, both engraved with the contemporary arms of Tucker, marked on bases and lid of jug
94 3/4 oz; 2947 g
diameter 14 1/2 in.; 37 cm
Catalogue note
Jacob Marsh, son of George Marsh of Abbey Milton (Milton Abbas) in Dorset, clerk, was apprenticed to William Lukin in 1726 and turned over to Gabriel Sleath 1731, free 1741, entered his mark as Largeworker 24 April 1744, with address of a "Swithings Lane, Lomber [Lombard] Street." He moved to Unicorn in Cornhill, circa 1760.
94 3/4 oz; 2947 g
diameter 14 1/2 in.; 37 cm
Catalogue note
Jacob Marsh, son of George Marsh of Abbey Milton (Milton Abbas) in Dorset, clerk, was apprenticed to William Lukin in 1726 and turned over to Gabriel Sleath 1731, free 1741, entered his mark as Largeworker 24 April 1744, with address of a "Swithings Lane, Lomber [Lombard] Street." He moved to Unicorn in Cornhill, circa 1760.
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