A George III tapering christening mug with bracket handle, decorated with horizontal bands of fluting and with later presentation inscription, in a later fitted case, probably Henry Chawner, London 1789 - 2½in; and a George IV silver-gilt part-fluted campana-shaped christening mug on a rising circular foot and with a moulded rim and bracket handle, die-rolled with a frieze of trailing vines, flowers and a lion's mask and with later presentation inscription, in a later plush and satin-lined leather case, Charles Fox, London 1822 - 3¼in. (2)