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Silver Jugs
A striking fusion of contemporary design and traditional craftsmanship, this exceptional sterling silver fruit bowl is a testament to the renowned artistry of Hamilton & Inches. Hallmarked in Edinburgh in 2012, this substantial piece weighs an impressive 2.69kg, making it a true statement of luxury.
This item is available from our shop at Goodwins Queensferry Street.
A striking fusion of contemporary design and traditional craftsmanship, this exceptional sterling silver fruit bowl is a testament to the renowned artistry of Hamilton & Inches.
Hallmarked in Edinburgh in 2012, this substantial piece weighs an impressive 2.69kg, making it a true statement of luxury.
The bowl’s sleek, curved form is elevated by an innovative base of highly polished spherical feet, creating a sculptural silhouette that is both modern and timeless. The mirror-like finish reflects light beautifully, enhancing its bold yet elegant presence.
Perfect as a centrepiece for a refined dining or living space, this exquisite fruit bowl embodies the enduring quality and design excellence of one of Scotland’s most prestigious silversmiths.
A magnificent addition to any collection, it is a celebration of both heritage and contemporary sophistication.
Product Code: 323X0804
Height: ≈18cm
Width: ≈12cm
Free UK postage on all jewellery items, fully insured in transit. Please contact us for quotes regarding international shipping and to discuss delivery options on all silver and Objet d’Art products.
The size of this item may be professionally adjusted on request to meet your personal requirements. Please contact us at enquiries@goodwinsantiques.com, providing the product code and your requirements.
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