Beautiful Victorian sterling silver mug fully hallmarked for Gorham made in the year 1889. Bottom half of the body decorated with a applied frieze of scrolled decoration with 2 putti. Handle is a fine cast decorated handle. 3 1/4 inches tall. Very heavy weight. Very heavy gauge silver in very nice condition. A great American design.

Fine large 1887 mug with excellent work around the body of the cup. Nicely worked handle, gilded interior. Fully hallmarked on the base with the Gorham hallmarks, Sterling, style number 4067 and the date mark we believe is for 1887. 3 3/8 inches to top of the handle. Nice patina.

Antique English sterling silver mug made in London in 1850. The body decorated with scrolling leaves and flower heads. Set on a stepped fluted base. With look handle decorated with acanthus leaf. Fully Hallmarked to the right of the handle. Nice patina.

Coin Silver youth mug with engine turned decoration on the body of the cup. Beaded boarder along top edge. Applied handle with acanthus leaf decoration with a matte finish. Fully hallmarked on the bottom with American pseudo hallmarks c.1860. Nice patina. 4 1/4 inches to top of the handle.

Early California Mug. Finely engraved with egg and dart boarder. On stepped foot with squared off handle. 3 ½ inches tall. Nice estate condition.

This pristine canister form beaded and steel cut engraved child’s mug with gilded interior was made by Joseph and Edward Bradbury of Thos. Bradbury and Sons, London, 1869. The mug is fully hallmarked on the base and even has a patent registry mark for sterling silver for this particular design. Weight: 5 Troy Ounces. Height: 3 1/4 inches. Condition: Excellent Estate Condition.

A pristine Antique American Coin Silver Mug decorated with an engine turned design and framed with an alternating plain and engraved border at its’ edges. At the center of this design is a large, oval monoplate that is adorned with a scrolled frame motif with fauna at its edges. The interior of the cup has maintained a soft, gilded finish. Made by Wood & Hughes of New York- one of the premier coin silversmiths of the mid-19th century. Fully Hallmarked with the W & H stamp and 900/1000. Beautiful... Click for details

Victorian Sterling Silver Mug, made by H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1867, also marked with retailer’s mark of J. Mayer Silversmiths, Liverpool. This mug is of slightly tapered canister form, engraved and chased with a hobnail and lattice motif, the leaf and scroll capped “C” scroll shaped handle with applied floral motifs. Height: 3 3/4 inches. Weight: 4.60 Troy Ounces. Condition: Excellent with beautiful antique patina.

This is a handsome sterling silver mug or baby cup or mug by the premier American silversmiths at Tiffany & Co., for the London market in a timeless colonial design. This cup has a tapering cylindrical body with banding on both the base and rim. The simple design of the undecorated body is emphasized by the lovely serpentine lines of the C scroll handle that has been shaped with a flat thumbpiece and accented with a row of silver balls. This cup is in excellent condition and measures 3 1/2" h... Click for details

This is a handsome coin silver mug by Philadelphia silversmiths R&W Wilson with a patriotic design. This small circular mug has a plain, partially facetted body with a hefty C-scroll handle and with a plain and flat circular hinged lid. The lid is surmounted by a cast finial in the shape of an eagle. This mug is in excellent condition and has a gold wash interior. It measures approx. 4 3/4” high, and the base measures approx. 2 1/2” in diameter. It is marked under the base with the maker’s ma... Click for details