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Victorian Sterling Silver Christening Mug/Tankard Daniel & Charles Houle 1849
A mid-19th-century sterling silver christening mug of baluster form, raised on a shaped circular foot. The body is decorated with engraved foliate and scrollwork panels, with a shaped cartouche left vacant.
The mug features a scroll handle and a gilt-washed interior. The engraving is well-defined and typical of the period, with a balanced layout throughout the body.
A functional and decorative example of Victorian silver, suitable for use or display.
ConditionGood overall condition for its age. Visible dents and knocks to the foot rim. General surface wear and light scratches consistent with use. Minor tarnishing present. Engraving remains clear. Handle is secure.
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