These columns support a tubular bar which allows the pitcher to tilt forward for pouring while still on the stand. Five cherubs are incorporated in the ring base serving as a plinth for the pitcher. The body is decorated with engraved wheat and a large bow. This decoration encircles a medallion with the following engraved inscription. He served a long a distinguished career and later served as the governor of the National Home of Disabled Volunteers at Hampton Virginia until 1873.
Condition is very good with no losses in the silver surface.