A George III Silver Mug maker's marks rubbed, London 1736, of typical form with a S-scroll handle on a spreading circular stepped foot
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A GEORGE III SILVER MUG maker's marks rubbed, London 1736, of typical form with a S-scroll handle on a spreading circular stepped foot, bearing the engraved inscription a. M. L. L.Don De R.P.A: Sa Grand Mere & Mariane 1770. 7.6cm high, 3.6 troy ounces Good conditioon commensurate with age and use - slight wobble to base, rim slightly mishapen.
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