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The Hamilton Silver Salver and Jugs
Michael Homer, David Peters, 1788
Photograph © Ulster Museum
Salver made by Michael Homer and a pair of jugs made by David Peter with ivory handles with inscriptions to show that they were presented to George Hamilton of Tyrella Co Down by the owners of the 'New Loyalty' for his services in saving the vessel and her cargo when stranded.
More information
Title of artwork, date
The Hamilton Silver Salver and Jugs, 1788
Date supported
1936
Medium and material
Silver
Dimensions
Salver: 68 x 46 cm; jug: 28 cm
Grant
100
Total cost
300
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