Of heavy gauge silver and tapering cylindrical form,
with banded girdle and reeded flaring foot;
the scroll handle with "tongue" to the top, and engraved initials I*P
good marks verso

Note : An associated pair of identical form, John Langlands I, 1774, and Langlands & Robertson, 1778,

Newcastle, engraved A/GM on handle, the 1778 mug engraved A over C*I on handle,

each marked under base and on handle 6 in. high / 37 oz.combined weight,

The Collection of Robert Hatfield Ellsworth Part V -

European Decorative Arts, Carpets, Old Master Paintings and Asian Works of Art, New York, 21 March 2015

Condition : Excellent with wear commensurate with age; planishing marks still visible;

small bend to the tongue at top (visible in above image);

flaw to the surface of the silver at the base of the handle; marks clear with mild rubbing to the date letter

6.75" High / 19.8 oz.

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George III Provincial Quart Silver Mug, John Langlands I, Newcastle, 1770 

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