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"Victorian claret jug with sterling silver mounts, English, dated 1868.    The body is of a simple blown glass form with the collar, lid and handle being heavily ornamented. &nbsp;The collar has a repeating design of flowers in bloom framed in round panels separated by stylized tulips; the overall affect being of a William Morris type frieze. &nbsp;The spout is a depiction of Bacchus, the Roman God of Wine.    The mounts are sterling silver, fully hallmarked for Sheffield, 1868. &nbsp;The silversmiths are Walter &amp; George Sissons of 9 Eyre St., Sheffield. &nbsp;Their trademark was first registered in 1858.    10 1/4&rdquo; (26cm) high, 5 3/4&rdquo; (14.6cm) across the spout to handle.    $2395."
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