Antique 1801 Georgian Sterling & Crystal Jam Jar w/ Stag Head: John Emes English

Description

Antique
Georgian 1801
by Silversmith John Emes
Sterling & Cut Crystal or Glass Jam, Jelly, or Marmalade Jar
with Front Facing Heraldic Stag Head Symbol
English
King George III period (1801)
NOTE ~
there is a seemingly matching shaker (matching sterling finial and cut crystal body) being sold separately; combined shipping is possible. Both have the same hallmarks and both have "JE" stamped (upside down) next to the hallmarks.
Thank you eBayers!
A very nice eBayer pointed out that the stamp that looks like "31" is actually an upside down "JE" for Silversmith John Emes.
Details:
Front facing stag head symbol ~ crest ~ heraldic emblem
Dodecagon (12-sided) body
Elegant handle
Sterling lid opens and rests comfortably open (see pictures)
Sterling marked with the lion passant for sterling silver, King George tax mark (1786-1821), "F" for 1801, and "31" (not sure why)
Size approximately:
4 1/2" tall closed
5 3/8" tall open
12-sided ovoid shape 2 3/4" long by 1 1/2" wide
Sterling top is an oval shape
3" across from the handle
Condition:
Excellent condition for the age ~ there is a chip on the edge of the foot (which could be easily ground out)...
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Shipping and Returns:
Items over 0.00 will include insurance
Combined shipping is possible ~ see other listings
All packages will be shipped via the USPS 1st Class or priority Mail unless otherwise noted
All returns honored within 30 days of purchase as long as the item is received in original condition
Please contact me if there are any issues or questions
Thank you and good luck on your bidding!