Georgian Silver Mug with Armorial Crest, London 1724
A George I silver mug, plain slightly baluster form with spreading circular ribbed foot, the S-scroll handle with plain thumbpiece. Engraved with a large scroll framed armorial crest surmounted with a demi-lion. London 1724 by William Spackman. 391gm,…
George III Silver Baluster Mug, London 1771
A George III sterling silver baluster mug probably by John Moore, London 1771, 10 cm high 190grams
Georgian Silver Baluster Mug, Newcastle 1759
George II silver baluster mug Newcastle c 1759 with curved rim and 'Bulbous' mid section sitting on a turned foot and curved handle with thumb dent, dated Newcastle circa 1759 by John Langlands, height 12 cm, weight: 310g
Indian Silver Mug with Repousse Floral Decoration
Antique Indian silver mug by Oomersee Mawjee & Sons, Bhuj, Kutch, with repousse scroll, foliage & floral decoration, maker's mark to base, 9 cm high, 241 grams appox
Georgian Silver Mug with Victorian Embossed Decoration
A George II silver mug, baluster form, round spreading foot, plain scroll handle, original gilded interior and with later Victorian embossed decoration, Newcastle 1749 by John Langlands. 407gm.
George II Silver Mug, Richard Gurney, London 1754
A George II silver mug, maker's mark of Richard Gurney, London, 1754, of baluster form with C-scroll handle on moulded foot and engraved with a crest, height 9.5 cm, weight 188g
George II Silver Pint Mug by Edward Pocock, London 1733
George II sterling silver pint mug of slightly tapered straight sided form by Edward Pocock London 1733, 305g and 10.5 cm high
George II Sterling Silver Gilt Interior Baluster Mug
George II sterling silver baluster form mug with gilt interior. Marked London 1748, JR?, 370g and 13 cm high
George I Britannia Silver Mug, 1719, William Fleming
George I Britannia standard silver mug, baluster almost straight sided form. By William Fleming marked Britannia, 1719, FL 208g. 8.5 cm high
George II Silver Mug by Thomas Mason (1733)
A George II silver mug, maker's mark of Thomas Mason, London 1733, baluster shaped, with a scrolled handle and moulded foot. Height 11.5 cm, weight 348g
George III Sterling Silver Half Pint Mug with Armorial
George III sterling silver half pint mug baluster form with a shaped scroll handle and good armorial, hallmarked London 1770 William & James Priest, 10.3 cm high, 245 grams
George II silver mug, baluster form, round spreading foot, plain scroll handle, original gilded interior and with later Victorian floral and C-scroll embossed decoration. Newcastle 1749 by John Langlands. 407gm
Spanish Silver Figural Mug with Embossed Scrollwork and Figures
A large and impressive Spanish .915 silver figural mug, 20th century, with post 1934 pentagram mark of fineness and spider mark, richly embossed to both sides with scroll work and a pair of figures with heads bowed, the domed lid with a large vegetal…
George II Silver Mug by Francis Spilsbury I
George II, silver mug, maker Francis Spilsbury I London. Baluster form with a single scrolled handle, all are resting on a circular spreading foot. 1741. 13 cm high, 409gm
Russian Silver Mug with Roman Soldier Handle, 1829
A Russian silver mug with a Roman soldier handle by P. Muller, St Petersburg, 1829, assay master's mark of Michael Karpinsky. 11.5 cm high, 115 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Baluster Mug, London 1775
George III sterling silver mug, hallmarked London 1775, maker Charles Wright, plain baluster mug, height 13 cm, 408 grams approx.
George III Silver Beer Mug, 1764
A George III silver small beer mug, maker's mark of Benjamin Brewood, London 1764, of baluster form with leaf capped scroll handle, on moulded foot, height 9.5 cm, 194g
George III Silver Mug, 1769 London, Francis Crump Maker
A George III sterling silver mug, 1769 London, with maker's mark for Francis Crump, of baluster form raised on a spreading stepped foot, an applied narrow band, to the rim, otherwise plain, a double scroll handle with acanthus thumb spur, and medallion…
Georgian Sterling Silver Tankard, London 1750/51
A fine Georgian sterling silver tankard, 1750/51 London, with maker's mark for Richard Gurney & Thomas Cooke II, the tankard of slightly compressed ogee form, raised on a broad waist to a shaped and stepped circular foot, having an elegant ear form handle…
Queen Anne Britannia standard silver mug, hallmarked London, 1708, Lo (Seth Lofthouse), of plain tapered form with ribbed borders, the scroll handle engraved 'M*B', total weight 173gm, height 10 cm
George I Silver Mug with Engraved Monogram
A George I Britannia standard silver mug, maker's mark of (Ec) London 1716, baluster shaped with capped scroll handle on moulded foot, engraved with a wreathed monogram. Height 10 cm, weight 218g
London made 18th century silver mug retailed by Channel Islands silversmith Jean Le page, circa 1746, inscribed with monogram and inscription to the base dated 1795, 9 cm high, 177 grams
Rare George I Whistling Mug by Benjamin Cartwright, London 1745
Large whistling mug, a rare George I, sterling silver, lidded mug in baluster form, scrolled and floral embossing, cartouche with armorial engraving, scrolled whistling handle and stepped circular wreathed base. By Benjamin Cartwright London 1745. Height:…
George II silver mug by William Priest, London 1749
A George II silver mug by William Priest, London 1749, of plain baluster form with C scroll handle, 339 grams, 12.2 cm high
Georgian Sterling Silver Pint Tankard, London 1738
Antique George II sterling silver pint tankard / mug, baluster form, marked RG & TC, London, 1738 Approx 316g & 11 cm high
Georgian silver mug with fruiting vines and gilt interior
A George III small silver mug, makers' mark of Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, London 1813, baluster shaped and chased with a band of fruiting vines above the half reeded body and leaf cast handle and foot, gilt interior, height 9 cm, 168g
George III Irish Sterling Silver Mug, 1767
Antique George III Irish hallmarked sterling silver baluster form mug, with scroll handle and leaf form thumb piece Dublin, 1767, date mark rubbed, 11.5 cm high and total weight 320 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Baluster Mug, London 1725
A George I sterling silver baluster mug probably by Thomas Mann, London 1725, 12 cm high 375grams
George III Silver Beer Mug by John Swift, London 1763
A George III silver beer mug, maker's mark of John swift, London 1763, of baluster form with leaf capped scroll handle, on moulded foot, height 12 cm, 347g
Engraved Silver Mug with Fern Design and Initials
B. Petersen & Co. (Christchurch) large silver mug, tapered cylindrical form, arched engraved ferns framing the cartouche with engraved script initials. Stamped marks to base. Height 117 mm. 328gms.
George II sterling silver baluster mug, London 1752
A George II sterling silver baluster mug by Thomas Cooke II & Richard Gurney, London 1752, 12.5 cm high, 330 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Pint Mug with Coat of Arms
A George II sterling silver baluster pint mug by Francis Spilsury I, London 1737, with leaf capped scroll handle and a contemporary engraved coat of arms, inscription to base circa 1921, 12 cm high, 415gms
George I Silver Mug by Edward Vincent (1722)
A George I silver mug, plain design, loop handle. London 1722 by Edward Vincent. Height 95 cm
George II Sterling Silver Baluster Mug, 1742
A very large and fine George II sterling silver baluster form mug by Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook marked London, 1742, 15 cm high, 695g
Queen Anne Silver Mug, London 1709
Queen Anne Britannia standard silver mug, hallmarked London, 1709, possibly Isaac Liger, of plain rounded form, with scroll handle and flat thumb piece engraved with initials 'A//I*B, on a stepped circular base, total weight 289gm, height 10.5 cm
An early 19th century Channel Islands silver mug by Jean Perchard of Guernsey, 9.5 cm high, 185 grams
George III Sterling Silver Ale Mug by William Grundy
George III English sterling silver ale mug with a raised plinth base and hollow tapering loop handle terminating in a heart-shaped palm rest. By William Grundy of London, circa 1772, 12 cm high, 282 grams.
Australian Silver Mug with Coat of Arms and Wildlife Engravings
An Australian silver mug, late 19th century, engraved with a coat of arms, motto 'We Trust in God', initials 'Aagr' and scenes of kangaroos and emus among palm trees and native grasses, 11 cm high, 240 grams
Britannia Silver Ale Mug with Fluted Decoration, 1710
A fine Britannia standard silver ale mug with circular moulded foot, vertical fluted decoration to the body and decorative leaf and scroll decoration to the rim. Loop handle and sole-shaped palm rest. Made by Charles Adam of London, circa 1710, 10.5 cm…
1683 Sterling Silver Hammered Mug
Charles II sterling silver mug, mark of PM (with star above and fleur-de-lis below), London, 1683, reeded neck above a globular body with fine hammered finish, hallmarked, weight 190 grams height 9.5 cm
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