Thomas Ducrow & Sons Sterling Silver Creamer Birmingham 1950 3.5”

Specifications

This English sterling silver creamer was made by Thomas Ducrow & Sons and is fully hallmarked for Birmingham, 1950. Standing approximately 3.5 inches tall and weighing 144 grams, the piece has a pleasing, well-balanced form with a classic curved body, defined spout, and elegant handle typical of mid-century British silver. The crisp hallmarks confirm its sterling silver purity and authenticity, and the quality of craftsmanship is evident in both weight and finish. Suitable for use as a creamer or milk jug, or for display in a silver collection, this piece represents a fine example of post-war English silver. Condition is consistent with age and careful use, with light surface wear visible upon close inspection.

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