Sog. Porringers, made of sterling silver. Trumpet-shaped, with a multi-profiled round base that transitions into a high, almost cylindrical body. The body is delicately divided by horizontal profiled rings in the middle. On the sides, there are two strongly voluted ear handles. The surface is adorned with relief sculpted leaf and flower vines. On the front, there is a cartouche framed by leaves, with an indistinct dedication inscription. Made by a skilled craftsman, most likely Thomas England (active since 1746), indicated by the assay and master's marks. The date letter "n" indicates England, London, 1748. The mug weighs approximately 535 grams and measures 14 cm in height.
