Venetian glass jug, fitted with chased, embossed, & enamelled silver-gilt mounts, which bear the London hall-mark for 1546-7, maker's mark of fleur-de-lys, and arms of Sir William Parr. Also known as the Parr Pot.
More information
Title of artwork, date
The Sudeley Castle Tankard, 16th century
Date supported
1967
Medium and material
Glass & silver gilt
Dimensions
14 cm
Grant
5000
Total cost
18214
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