ビアマグ - ジョージ3世 スターリングシルバー レポセー タンカード／マグカップ - Fuller White (ロンドン, 1761) - 正味333g - .925 silver - 製作者の印「FW」

Rare 18th-Century George III Sterling Silver Baluster Mug by Fuller White (1761)

Up for auction is an outstanding piece of mid-18th-century English silversmithing—a solid .925 sterling silver baluster-shaped mug/tankard made in London during the early reign of King George III.

Key Highlights & Artistry:

Master Silversmith: Crafted by the celebrated London silversmith Fuller White, known for producing high-quality hollowware during his active period (1759–1767).

Rococo Floral Repoussé: Exquisitely hand-chased with deep repoussé scrollwork, acanthus leaves, spring blossoms, and a blank central cartouche framed by Rococo C-scrolls.

Ergonomic Design: Features a classic flared bell-shaped body resting on a molded spreading foot, completed by a heavy double-scroll handle with a leaf thumbpiece.

et Silver Weight: 333 grams
Dimensions: Height: 12 cm | Diameter: 9 cm
Style: George III Rococo Floral Repoussé

Crisp 18th-Century Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked on the base with the Lion Passant (.925 standard), Leopard's Head Crowned (London), date letter "f" for 1761, and the maker's mark "FW".

Condition: Excellent antique condition for a 260+ year-old vessel. Shows fine, crisp relief details, strong structural integrity, and normal light surface patina consistent with age.

A museum-grade investment piece for collectors of early English Georgian silver.

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