A LONDON STONEWARE PINT MUG, WITH SILVER MOUNT CIRCA 1710-20 |

perhaps Fulham, of cylindrical form set with a grooved loop handle, partially covered in an iron wash, with a small oval foliate medallion to the upper part, and stamped beneath the handle with an excise mark of a crowned AR monogram in a seal, the mount with maker’s mark HW probably for Henry Wilcocke of London, circa 1725.

Jonathan Horne, London, 1991
Vogel Collection no. 549

Jonathan Horne, A Collection of Early English Pottery, Part XI, Cat. no. 303

Several hairline cracks extending from underneath mount. The longest of which extends to the underside of the foot.
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