Featured Old and beautiful antique wine jug/pitcher

Hey folks!

Haven't posted in so long, but need your help and advice.

I've got a pair of these wine jugs that are most likely made in Sweden, but I am struggling to identify the maker and the material of the metal part.
It's a stunning piece, very high quality and I like the glass part too.
I assume there is a three crowns of the Swedish coat of arms in a trefoil shape in one of the marks and the first part reads CAN or CAM I think. It's not silver I think as the coat of arms is missing S next to it, but I could be completely off
It's a large piece, approx. 32 cm in height.

I am sorry for bad photos. My lamp broke at the studio and I had to use a very bad table lamp.

Any help is highly appreciated.

Erik

 

I found this list of Swedish silver makers using CAM or CAN initials. I have no idea about yours but thought it might be directions to look.

https://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKSWEDEN.HTML

CAM 1915 1927 Mattinsson Karl August
100 01 Stockholm
CAM 1927 1935 Mattinsson Aktiebolaget C A
100 01 Stockholm
CAM 1999 2005 Camilla Andersson Påskvägen 5
126 47 Hägersten
CAM 1935 1969 Mattinsons Ringfabrikation C
A
100 01 Stockholm
CAM 1913 1913 Ohlsson C A
224 01 Hudiksvall
CAN 1951 1951 Kaneman Bertil
100 01 Stockholm
CAN 1997 1999 Canito Smycken Ab Västbovägen 56
331 58 Värnamo

 

The M is the city mark for Malmo, but there are no entries for makers there in this list. The date code is tough to read - F or E and then 6?

 

Oh, didn't know that. Thanks a lot!
Date code should be F6. Or E 6
Any ideas what materials they used? I really can't tell what the metal part is made of.

 

Really don't know what would have been available in the mid 1880s (which either date code indicates.)

 

I've no clue about the metal...but that is a very nice piece of work...Thanks!