An English early 19th century silver cream-jug, mark of Abraham Peterson, London 1803.
An English early 19th century silver cream-jug, mark of Abraham Peterson, London 1803.
Height 12 cm. Length 21.5 cm. Weight 334.6 g.
Insignificant wear.
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