Pitcher 1801 - 1810

Ebenezer Moulton's "Pitcher" (1801-1810), a fine example of American silver craftsmanship, is a testament to the early 19th-century silversmith's skill. The pitcher, now housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, is a simple yet elegant design, characterized by its smooth, rounded body and gracefully curved handle. The pitcher's sleek form and polished surface highlight the silversmith's mastery of metalworking, showcasing the refined tastes of the era.