Mug - .925 silver - Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner - U.S. - First half 19th century

Antique 19th century American silver mug Has engraving " James Preble Wormeley and 1826 " Made in USA, Philadelphia, 1826 Maker: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner Dimensions - Size : 11. 5 x 8 x 9 cm Weight : 198 grams James Preble Wormeley (1826-1851) , he was the grandnephew of Edmund Randolph of Williamsburg, Virginia (1753-1813) the first Attorney General of the United States. James, educated King’s College in London where he studied civil engineering. He constructed a portion of the Biltmore and Ohio railroad, and was then made engineer-in-chief of the Rochester and Syracuse railroad. He died age 26 of Fever. Thomas Fletcher (1787-1866) partnered with Sidney Gardiner (1787-1827) to create Fletcher and Gardiner and together they were considered leading American silversmiths Condition report : Has some minor wear from usage, no damage, great overall condition. Item will be safely and securely packaged and shipped within one to two working days. Shipping price includes express delivery service (one to two working days) , full insurance and packaging