An insert would be taller and likely flared out over the base, would actually give a bit larger capacity... ~Cheryl
Given the awkward height and angle of the handles, as already suggested, it most likely had a glass liner (would guess cut glass or EAPG with a...
Looks to me like that's probably the same one, Tallcakes... ~Cheryl
It's a claret jug, pieces similar in style to yours date back to at least the 1880s - hard to tell much from your pic, but from what can be seen,...
1774 Langlands cup: http://www.antiqueirishsilver.com/product/antique-english-silver-newcastle-georgian-silver-cup-john-langlands-1774/ 1757...
I think it's a 1757 Newcastle cup by John Langlands that was clobbered in 1864 for presentation (all the fancy decoration done a century after it...
Krider & Biddle, Philadelphia, circa 1860s, have seen in their 'Kings' in sterling but lacking a quality mark, yours is likely coin... ~Cheryl
But those are the marks on the ashtray, visible in the previous images and already discussed... ~Cheryl
The hallmarks on the ashtray have already been discussed, and what you are showing of the cup is multiple shots of the engravings (the plumed...
Mom's neighbor, a former model, used to mow the yard in a string bikini and flip-flops (thankfully stopped now, several years and pounds later) -...
Ahhh, much better - looks like London 1957, more what I'd expect, given the style... ~Cheryl
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