ANTIQUE ELECTROTYPE JUG – CIRCA 1860 Decorated with scenes of children playing and picking grapes HEIGHT: 22 cm, diameter: 14.8 cm, approx. weight : 1.3 kg Gilt interior. Gilding has signs of wear in keeping with age, has small dent on child’s arm Electrotyping is a chemical method of reproducing a model using metal, for the purpose of art and preservation. This method was invented by Moritz von Jacobi in Russia, 1838 and became adopted by many to reproduce electrotyped copies of important objects of art; many of these were made by Elkington & Co, who had an extensive business in this method. Price: R.9,286.00

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