A fine George I Mug made in London in 1722 by Ambrose Stevenson.

A fine George I Mug made in London in 1722 by Ambrose Stevenson.
A fine George I Mug made in London in 1722 by Ambrose Stevenson.

A fine George I Mug made in London in 1722 by Ambrose Stevenson.

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British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

176150

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The Mug is of a large size with a slightly baluster body and everted rim decorated with a reeded band. This piece has an applied stepped foot, tucked in base and plain scroll handle. The base displays a crisp set of marks and the mug has a fine colour and is of a good weight and gauge.



Height: 4 inches, 10cm.

Base Diameter: 3.45 inches, 8.63cm.

Weight: 11oz

Year

1722

Country

London

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