Bushells Antiques has dated this Solid Silver Christening Mug to the 19th Century.
Crafted in a classic baluster form with a stepped circular foot and a boldly scrolled Rococo-style handle, this piece speaks to the refined elegance of the period.

Standing approx. 11 cm high and 7 cm across the rim, it has a pleasing weight and a warm, mellow patina. Though unmarked, it has been acid-tested and confirmed as solid silver. Age-related surface marks are present, consistent with careful use and handling over time.

These mugs were traditionally given as christening gifts and remain collectible today for their sentiment, form, and craftsmanship.
Item Details:
Material: Solid silver (unmarked, tests as silver)
Design: Baluster body, Rococo scroll handle, stepped base

Origin: Likely British, c.1880–1920
Condition: Very good antique condition with age-related surface wear and gentle patina
Height: Approx. 11 cm
Width (across rim): Approx. 7 cm
Weight: Approx. 108.8
A lovely and genuine antique silver mug—ideal for collectors, decorators, or as a timeless christening or presentation gift.
Bushells Antiques has dated this Solid Silver Christening Mug to the 19th Century.
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