Antique Oak and Silverplate Enamel Lined Beer Pitcher

Found at an antiques market in northern England, we are thrilled to present a magnificent Antique Oak and Silverplate Pitcher that is as handsome as it is rare. With all the refinement of the Edwardian era, the richly stained oak wood is beautifully complemented by the pitcher's sparkling silver bands, gleaming lid, perfectly formed pour spout and bold, curvaceous handle.

Produced in Sheffield, England by the revered Atkin Brothers silversmiths, this stunning pitcher is even more exceptional with its original enameled metal interior in pristine condition.  Originally used for serving beer, this gorgeous pitcher is ready to be called into service at your next gathering and will make a breathtaking addition to any table.

Whether it is displayed with relaxed elegance on the kitchen counter or takes pride of place on a sideboard, this exquisite heirloom promises to shine and serve in posh fashion for generations to come.

Strictly one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. Circa 1910. In very good antique condition with one small silver screw missing from the bottom band as shown in the alternate images. 10"H x 10.5" in diameter.