An early george III Mug made in London by Whipham & Wright in 1767

An early george III Mug made in London by Whipham & Wright in 1767
An early george III Mug made in London by Whipham & Wright in 1767

An early george III Mug made in London by Whipham & Wright in 1767

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

120710

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The Mug stands on an applied stepped foot and has a baluster shaped body and everted rim. The scroll handle is decorated with leaf capping and the front of the main body is engraved with a contemporary Armorial surrounded by a floral and foliate cartouche, tied with ribbons above. The Arms are those of the Stoner family of Southampton co. Hants, with an inescutcheon of pretense for Walshe.



Height: 4.5 inches

Diameter of the foot: 3.2 inches

Weight: 11oz

Year

1767

Country

London

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