George I Silver Pint Mug. London 1722 Matthew Lofthouse. 10 troy ounces.

George I Silver Pint Mug. London 1722 Matthew Lofthouse. 10 troy ounces.George I Silver Pint Mug. Hallmarked for London 1722 by Matthew Lofthouse. Approximate weight is 312 grams or 10 troy ounces. Approximate capacity, full to the brim, is 568 ml, or one pint. Approximate dimensions are 11. 5 cm height, 13 cm handle to rim edge length and 8. 5 cm top rim diameter. In good condition being free of dents, creases and splits. Signs of silver solder to the underside of the base. No evidence of any erasure. The mug does not

becoming commissioned in 1791

It was the Character Jug Of The Year for 1998

The white gold is fully hallmarked

Please Note: This item is offered for sale for purposes of display

Features a central armorial with later

Each has an identical period monogram

reputable Archives & Film Studios

It is a very substantial weighty piece of glass

though this example is probably of later manufacture … Marc was friends with Nina Ricci's son Robert

Admiral Sir John Ommanney Hopkins GCB Royal Navy (1834 - 1916)

Battle of Waterloo and Crimean War

Mid 19th Century Silver Plate on Copper Tea Caddy