Sterling Silver and Enamel Bears
Sterling silver and enamel bears are some of the most beautiful figurines in store. Available individually or by family, our bear models are safe enough to keep in the house.
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Sugar & cream – Birmingham 1903
£790.00An Edwardian silver sugar and cream set, Birmingham 1903 — 264g. -
Cream jug – London 1969
£715.00A silver cream jug, marked C & Co, London 1969 — 238g. -
Jug – London 1840
£1,275.00A Victorian silver jug by Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1840… -
Cream Jug – Dublin 1805
£685.00A Georgian silver cream jug by Robert Breading, Dublin 1805. -
Cream Jug – Dublin 1801
£585.00A Georgian silver cream jug, Dublin 1801. -
Jug – London 1791
£745.00A Georgian silver jug by Robert Mennell, London 1791. -
Cream Jug – London 1773
£435.00A Georgian silver cream jug by Appleton & Smith, London 1773 —… -
Cream jug – London 1849
£525.00A Victorian silver cream jug, London 1849 — 175g. -
Cream jug – London 1793
£525.00A Georgian silver cream jug, London 1793 — 175g. -
Cream jug big – London 1965
£730.00A silver cream jug, marked R.C, London 1965 — 243g. -
Double lipped jug – London 1903
£245.00An Edwardian silver double-lipped jug, London 1903. -
Cream jug – London 1877
£290.00A Victorian silver cream jug, retailed by Lambert, London 1877. -
Double beak Milk jug – London 1912
£425.00A silver double-beak milk jug, London 1912 — 142g. -
Milk jug – London 1791
£550.00A Georgian silver milk jug, London 1791 — 121g. -
Cream jug – Birmingham 1935
£225.00A silver cream jug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1935 — 75g. -
Fluted cream jug – Chester 1895
£265.00A Victorian silver fluted cream jug, Chester 1895 — 57g. -
Cream jug – London 1797
£550.00A Georgian silver cream jug by Henry Chawner & John Eames, London… -
Cream jug – London 1774
£475.00A Georgian silver cream jug, London 1774 — 145g. -
Cream jug – Birmingham 1904
£110.00An Edwardian silver cream jug, Birmingham 1904 — 37g. -
Cream jug 3 legs – Birmingham 1936
£295.00A silver three-legged cream jug, Birmingham 1936 — 98g.
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At a Glance
Part of the same tradition as teapots and coffee pots, kept as its own category
A genuinely deep range currently in stock
Worth checking period and pattern if matching to an existing service
One of the more affordable ways into silver teaware
Style & Maker History
Cream jugs developed alongside teapots and coffee pots as tea and coffee drinking became more established in Britain. As with teapots, style and proportion shifted with fashion across the Georgian, Victorian, and later periods, though a cream jug was almost always the smaller, simpler companion piece rather than the centrepiece of a set.
Buyer's Guide
If you already own a teapot or wider tea service, it’s worth checking the period and pattern against what you have, since styles moved with fashion the same way teapots did — see the Teaware category for that fuller history. Bought alone, a cream jug is one of the more affordable ways into silver teaware.
Any item which is guaranteed to be over 100 years old.
Sterling Silver is guaranteed by the UK Hallmarking Act. Each piece is independently verified and assayed for the purity of silver content.
Yes, all of the items shown on our website are available to view at our showroom in The London Silver Vaults.
Looking after your silverware is a simple process. We have put together a guide at https://johnsurtees.co.uk/knowledge/how-to-clean-silver-care-guide/