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Home   /   Products   /   Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786
Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786

Rare Sterling Silver Christening Mug Antique Georgian London circa 1786

Mark Thomas

MTH240289.T

£180.00​

Antique Early 19th Century period Lovely Quality Sterling Silver Mug, Likely a Christening mug but then later used as a chutney mug for a table setting, of a classic design after a coopers strapped barrel the mug features a Grecian Amphora Vase style handle and is finished with a proud lipped rim, assay markings are present to the collar of the mug indicating London Assay office circa 1786 with a partial makers mark for Charles Wright, whom was a silver worker from c1768 through to c1782, also present is the early Duty mark for King George III.

The Mug is outwardly in very good, clean condition for age, there being no dings or splits to the body and no evidence of repairs and only mild signs of age related cosmetic use, this specimen being near 250 years old.
The Mug stands 6 cm tall and has a base diameter of 5.3 cm and a width from handle edge to lip of 7.5 cm.
A handsome example of the period, perfect for a strong beverage or for display within a collection.

weight : 63.8 grams