A good George I Mug made in London in 1723 by William Spackman.

A good George I Mug made in London in 1723 by William Spackman.
A good George I Mug made in London in 1723 by William Spackman.
A good George I Mug made in London in 1723 by William Spackman.

A good George I Mug made in London in 1723 by William Spackman.

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Category

British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

175900

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The Mug stands on a circular foot which is decorated with reeding. The sides are slightly tapering with a tucked in base and everted rim. The plain scroll handle is engraved with contemporary initials above the date July 29th 1722. This example is very well marked in the foot.



Height: 3.75 inches, 9.4cm

Base Diameter: 2.75 inches, 6.9cm

Weight: 7oz

Year

1723

Country

London

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