Silver shaving mug with removable strainer (A) and silver brush (B) A: The mug is made of smooth, shiny silver. There is an ornate curly pattern (O.R.?) on the part of the mug opposite the handle. The shape of the mug bulges outwards near the base and at the rim. The rim is decorated with a pattern which adds texture to it. The handle is roughly C shaped, and is attached at the rim and at about a third of the way up from the base. It rises above the top attachment point, and the decoration reaches the base of the mug. It is decorated with feather like patterns and has a small knob at the top. Information about the maker is written along the edge of the bottom of the mug, and reads "Shreve, Crump & Low Co. - Trademark (with eagle symbol) - Sterling - 1222" The detachable strainer is also made of silver and is a half circle that covers about half of the mug. The curved part has an overhanging lip that allows it to attach to the mug, and the straight edge is decorated with a series of dots. There is a repeated curved design cut out in the bottom that allows it to strain. Written on the straight edge is "Sterling". B: The brush is also made of smooth silver and bristles. The silver part is somewhat hourglass shaped and has a basic rim where it meets the bristles. The bottom edge is embossed with an abstract design. The base is engraved with the same design that is on the mug. Supposedly had the Eagle Trademark on it, possibly covered by the label. B) Shaving Brush 4", silver handle, carved edges, bristles Marked "O. R."
