Christening and baptismal mugs and cups have been an important part of Christian traditions for centuries. They were first introduced in the 16th century as a way to celebrate the baptism of a newborn child. Christening mugs were typically made of silver and were highly ornate, featuring intricate designs and engravings.
During the Victorian era, christening and baptismal mugs became more popular and were often given as gifts to commemorate the baptism of a child. These mugs were made of a variety of materials including silver, pewter, and ceramics.
In the United States, Christening mugs were commonly given as gifts during the colonial period, with many being made of pewter. However, with the introduction of silver production in the US, silver became the material of choice for these mugs.
Christening mugs often featured biblical scenes, such as the baptism of Jesus, as well as images of the Virgin Mary and more...
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