Description
holding the dagger in place during storage
O badge with diamonds
most notably known for the production of the Junker 87 “Stuka” dive-bomber
Turkish hallmarked on reverse
United Kingdom. An Early Victorian Silver Creamer Jug, By Wakefield, 1838 GTRexclude holding the dagger in placeSilver (Antique). A silver stamped large creamer jug bearing floral motif and raised by four feet, stamped with the hallmark for . 925 silver, the city mark for London, the date letter for 1838, and the Makers Mark for Wakefield, measuring14. 96cm (w) x 12. 65 cm (l) x 14. 51 cm (h), weighing 264 grams, yellowed interior, light wear, a beautiful piece of silver which remains in extremely fine condition.
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