Superbly decorated Victorian era Sterling Silver Christening mug | London 1863 | Edward & John Barnard gold

Superbly decorated Victorian era Sterling Silver Christening mug | London 1863 | Edward & John Barnard goldSuperbly decorated Victorian era Sterling Silver Christening mug This mug is decorated with an argyle style diamond pattern as you go around the mug, both foot and rim are decorated in an embossed bead decoration Maker: Edward & John Barnard Assay: London 1863 Monogramme: CV Rowland 1899 [obviously this piece has been engraved as a family piece for the next generation as it were] Weight: approx 135g Approx 9cms (3 1 2") tall at top of handle Approx

Walter Moorcroft Purple Clematis with Blue ground footed bowl

5cm tall (9 inches)

Approximately 23 centimeters (9 inches) tall

Royal Doulton Loving Jug William Shakespeare

Tweedledum and Tweedledee are characters in an English nursery rhyme and in Lewis Carroll's 1871 book Through the Looking-Glass

Meissen Blue Onion small dish

and the sculptured shapes of the mid and late 20th century

Issued: 1912- 1942

The female is darker streaked and lacks the blue plumage and redder crown

Issued:  1968 - 1971 only

Rural Church scene

Scene 3: Dog Smoking Pipe