Gorham Silver and Cut Glass Pitcher
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- Width:
8 1/2 Inches - Height:
10 1/2 Inches - Period:
19th Century - Origin:
America
This graceful and intricate cut glass pitcher, mounted in Gorham sterling silver, is adorned with a dramatic daffodil motif, executed with the greatest skill and artistry. This naturalistic design, a hallmark of Art Nouveau, is cut with great intricacy into the pitcher's rounded body, and is echoed in the fine sterling silver collar and handle. With its organic shape and stunning three-part handle, this pitcher is an exquisite work of Art Nouveau elegance. Excellent condition.
Silver collar is marked with Gorham maker's marks and the initials "MLB".
Circa 1900
8 ½" wide over handle x 10 ½" high
Gorham was known as one of the finest manufacturers of sterling silver and silver plate in the United States during the 19th century. Throughout its history, the company has received major commissions from the White House, and has designed a number of trophies, including the Davis Cup for tennis and the America's Cup for yachting. Gorham's artistry, skill and superior quality is still widely recognized both in America and abroad.
Silver collar is marked with Gorham maker's marks and the initials "MLB".
Circa 1900
8 ½" wide over handle x 10 ½" high
Gorham was known as one of the finest manufacturers of sterling silver and silver plate in the United States during the 19th century. Throughout its history, the company has received major commissions from the White House, and has designed a number of trophies, including the Davis Cup for tennis and the America's Cup for yachting. Gorham's artistry, skill and superior quality is still widely recognized both in America and abroad.
