1765 Georgian Floral Sterling Silver Mug, 201g, Walter Brind

We would like to introduce a pure silver mug from the British antique collection.

The cup is called a christening cup (baptismal cup).
It seems that these were given as birth gifts to children born into wealthy families, such as those of the nobility.

This is a pure silver mug from the British Georgian era, dating back to 1765.
The manufacturer's marking is unclear due to wear, but it is presumed to be WB (Walter Brind).
The entire piece features beautiful relief decorations with floral motifs, and the handle is also adorned with acanthus decorations.
Although it was made over 250 years ago, it is made of thick, heavy-gauge silver, the carvings are clear, and the gold plating on the inside is still intact.

I hope this "once-in-a-lifetime" encounter will become a special moment for you!

(Video)
https://youtu.be/tIh5eR_PiEU?si=KiPswuNupSFDWJDE

[Condition]
Appearance: ★★★★☆ Excellent condition, with no noticeable scratches or stains.

Function: ★★★★☆ Minor deterioration, but mostly fine.

- There is some wear and tear due to age, but it is in beautiful condition with no noticeable scratches or dents.
- The gold plating on the inside is still neatly preserved.
- The bottom is marked with a hallmark for sterling silver by the Assay Office of the United Kingdom.
- There is no wobbling or water leakage.

*Please note that this item is old, so there may be minor scratches and stains due to age.
*Please check the photos and purchase only if you agree to the condition.

[Details]
- Manufacturer: Walter Brind? ※Unclear
・Year of manufacture: 1765 (London k)
・Material: Sterling Silver (925/1000)
・Size: Diameter 72 x Height 101 x Width 109 mm (including handle)
・Weight: 201g
- Capacity: Approximately 300ml when filled to the brim.

*Please note that this is an antique item, so there is no other item exactly like it.
* Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.