Geo.III silver mug; of plain baluster form with a tucked-in base and scrolled, leaf capped handle. Typical of the period, this also has a crest to the body. A good piece of substantial, well made silver. Great example.
London. 1772. Jonathan Alleine.
Height 12cm.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA250788
Dealers Internal Reference
28/1292
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Description
Geo.III silver mug; of plain baluster form with a tucked-in base and scrolled, leaf capped handle. Typical of the period, this also has a crest to the body. A good piece of substantial, well made silver. Great example.
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