Monogrammed Silver Cream Pitcher c. 1937

David P. Willoughby's graphite drawing titled "Monogrammed Silver Cream Pitcher," created circa 1937, depicts a detailed view of a silver cream pitcher. The pitcher features a rounded body, a graceful handle, and a sophisticated base. The intricate monogram engraved on the pitcher suggests a personalized piece, likely a cherished heirloom. The artist's precise rendering captures the silver's gleam and emphasizes the craftsmanship involved in creating this elegant object. This piece would be considered a still life drawing and is a valuable testament to the beauty of everyday objects.