A beautiful Edwardian sterling silver and hobnail glass communion wine jug with marks for Thomas Pratt & Sons, London, 1910. A distinguished firm of clerical tailors and church furnishers active from 1895 to 1910. The glass was blown into a mold with the letters L and L to the base.
This charming jug would have been used to hold wine during church services, and serve a similar purpose and be a fascinating topic of conversation at any dinner party.
Price marked at $875 AUD.
Measurements: 20 cm height.
Overall excellent very good condition, marks to exterior rubbed but hallmarks to interior crisp and legible. Tarnish to base metal wire around the base.
