An unusual George III Christening Mug made in London in 1815 by Emes & Barnard

An unusual George III Christening Mug made in London in 1815 by Emes & Barnard
An unusual George III Christening Mug made in London in 1815 by Emes & Barnard

An unusual George III Christening Mug made in London in 1815 by Emes & Barnard

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Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

136612

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The Mug stands on a circular foot which is decorated with foliate motifs. The main body is baluster in form and displays a wide band of lobing. The upper section displays an everted rim above a band of vine leaves and grapes. The handle is beautifully modelled as a trailing vine and is attached to the main body with vine leaf mouldings.

Dimensions:

Height 3 cm / 1 "
Diameter 3 cm / 1 "
Year

1815

Country

London

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