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Mug

Mug
1935-1936 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A.E. Pittman, Arthur Wakeley's partner in the 1930s and Kenneth Mosley supplied many of Wakeley & Wheeler's designs. It was probably Mosley who designed these mugs.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleMug (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Silver, applied decoration, cast handle; inside possibly gilt
Brief description
Mug, silver with niello inlay, London hallmarks for 1935-6, mark of Wakely & Wheeler, designed by Kenneth Mosley
Physical description
Silver mug with spreading sides with cast and applied ornament, angular handle and moulded foot
Dimensions
  • Height: 9.2cm
  • Length: 10.8cm
  • Width: 7.7cm
Marks and inscriptions
Under lip (outside): maker W&W for Wakely & Wheeler, sterling, leopard, date letter u (1935-6), Jubilee mark
Gallery label
PAIR OF CHRISTENING MUGS
Silver, with niello inlay
London, 1935-6
Mark of Wakely & Wheeler
A.E. Pittman, Arthur Wakeley's partner in the 1930s and Kenneth Mosley supplied many of Wakeley & Wheeler's designs. It was probably Mosley who designed these mugs.
Purchased from the manufacturer
M.84, 85-1935
Object history
Purchased directly from the manufacturer. Acquisition RF: Messrs. Wakely & Wheeler
Purchase - £2. 16. 00; From Messrs. Wakely & Wheeler, 27 Red Lion Square, WC1
Summary
A.E. Pittman, Arthur Wakeley's partner in the 1930s and Kenneth Mosley supplied many of Wakeley & Wheeler's designs. It was probably Mosley who designed these mugs.
Collection
Accession number
M.85-1935

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Record createdMarch 3, 2004
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