A charming solid silver cruet set modelled as three seated frogs. The set made up of a salt, pepper and mustard pot all with realistic garnet eyes. The mustard pot hinged at the frogs neck to reveal a green glass liner with silver gilt spoon modelled as the frog's tongue. Fully hallmarked with date letter and maker's mark.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Height: 5 cm
Condition: Excellent Original Condition
Circa: 2019
Materials: Solid Silver
SKU: 9119
ABOUT
Joyce Margaret Sharp (English, born 1977) a distinguished silver maker, has etched her name in the annals of contemporary silversmithing. With a career spanning decades, her journey is a fusion of artistic mastery and dedication. Hailing from Great Britian, Sharp's passion for silver craftsmanship bloomed early, steering her towards apprenticeships with renowned artisans. Her creations are a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, seamlessly blending traditional techniques with avant-garde designs. Sharp's portfolio, spanning functional silverware to intricate art pieces, reflects her versatility. Exhibitions globally have showcased her work, earning accolades for innovation and skill. Joyce Margaret Sharp's legacy endures as she continues to shape the landscape of modern silversmithing.
In 2019, silversmiths continued to uphold the rich tradition of crafting exquisite silverware while embracing contemporary design trends. The year witnessed a diverse range of styles, from traditional and ornate pieces to minimalist and avant-garde creations. Many silversmiths incorporated sustainable practices, responding to the growing demand for eco-friendly artistry. Collaborations between silversmiths and other artisans resulted in unique interdisciplinary works, showcasing the versatility of silver as a medium. The digital age also influenced the industry, with artists using online platforms to showcase their work, connect with a global audience, and participate in virtual exhibitions. In 2019, silversmiths demonstrated a commitment to both heritage and innovation, ensuring the enduring allure of their craft.
