A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company

A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company
A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company
A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company
A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company

A rare Indian Colonial Pap Boat made in Madras circa 1840 by Lowe & Company

£695
Category

British Silver Post 1830

Reference

374789

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The Pap Boat is modelled in a very unusual design with slightly baluster sides and a partly hooded spout section at the front.  The hooded area is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials and the interior is finely gilded.  The spout displays a very elegant slender design.  The Pap Boat is in excellent condition and is very well marked on the base.

Length: 4.25 inches, 10.63 cm.

Width: 2.25 inches, 5.63 cm.

Height: 1.2 inches, 3 cm.

Weight:3 oz. 

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