A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.

A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.
A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.
A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.
A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.

A George III Childs Mug made in London in 1783 by Walter Brind.

£1,100
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

203589

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The Mug is of an unusual small size and was most probably made for a child. This piece stands on an applied circular foot decorated with reeding. The plain baluster main body rises to a slightly everted rim and the scroll handle is decorated with leaf capping. The Mug is very well marked in the foot and has a good colour.



Height: 3 inches, 7.5cm.

Base Diameter: 2.2 inches, 5.5cm.

Weight: 5oz.

Year

1783

Country

London

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