Hi,
I have a christening mug, and from my research, i think it is made by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield, 1910. Please could someone confirm this and if possible give a rough estimate of how much it would be worth?
Also, on the bottom of the mug, there are 8 interlocking arrows that I think mean creswick & co. and the numbers 133.19 does anyone know what the numbers mean?
Many Thanks x
You have read the hallmark & maker’s mark correctly.
The crossed arrows, although originally the trade mark of Creswick & Co, passed to Huttons when, in 1902, they acquired Charles Favell & Co. Favells had succeeded Creswick & Co in 1887 when the then owner of Creswicks, Charles Favell, renamed the company.
13319 is almost certainly just the pattern number.
Hi silvermakersmarks,
thanks for your reply
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