A William and Mary Silver Mug and William III Mug, maker's mark RC? in script monogram, London / Jonathan Gibbon, London, 1694, 1701

the first slightly tapered cylindrical, incised with reeded bands, beaded double-scroll handle, the base engraved RT over EI over 1693, marked on base; the second tapered cylindrical, vertically fluted between matted scalloped bands, chased with scroll and beaded cartouche engraved with a contemporary crest, all below a applied collar and band of stamped leaves, leaf -capped scroll handle, base engraved P over I*T, marked right of handle

first pushed in at lower handle terminal ; second with a little overall wear, but nice weight, crest of a bird standing on a leopard's head, overall good condition, a nice thing
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The crest on the 1701 mug, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh or standing on a leopard's face gules, is that of Parsons as used by Sir John Parsons, Lord Mayor of London, 1704, and Humphrey Parsons, Lord Mayor of London, 1731.