19th Century Sterling Silver Christening Mug Mary Blackman 1852
£200.00
On offer is a 19th century sterling silver christening mug engraved for Mary Blackman and dated 1852. Hallmarked Birmingham 1851, the piece bears the maker’s mark of Hilliard & Thomason, a noted Victorian silversmith partnership known for their high-quality domestic silverware throughout the mid-19th century. The mug has a classic baluster form with ornate engraved decoration and a distinctive scroll handle.
Weighing approximately 103 grams, the mug is in good antique condition with dents to both the top rim and foot rim, as shown in the images. A fine example of a Victorian sterling silver christening mug with strong hallmarks and clear personal engraving.
KEY FEATURES
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Genuine sterling silver – Victorian period
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Engraved Christening mug for Mary Blackman, dated 1852
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Hallmarked Birmingham 1851
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Maker: Hilliard & Thomason
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Condition: good with dents to top rim and foot rim
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Weight: approx 103 grams
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Stock code SSCMMAM
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