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A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup
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A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup

19th century
Description

This Victorian trophy cup, made by Henry Tatton & Son in Birmingham in 1891, is a beautiful and historic piece. Crafted from sterling silver, the cup showcases the quality and craftsmanship of its time.

Victorian Trophy Cup 1891 Birmingham by Henry Tatton & Son

Engraved with:

RIC Sport

1894

Presented by

Sir Andrew Reed

Inspector General

R.IC

To

Thomas Argue

Dimensions: 18.8 x 9.5 cm

Weight: 240 g

This inscription shows that the trophy was awarded in 1894 at a sporting event organized by the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC). It was presented by Sir Andrew Reed to Thomas Argue, adding a personal and historical touch.

The trophy measures 18.8 cm high and 9.5 cm wide, weighing 240 grams. It features elegant Victorian design elements typical of Henry Tatton & Son's craftsmanship.

This trophy is not only a decorative piece, but also a valuable historical artifact. It offers insight into the social and ceremonial practices of the late 19th century. Whether part of a collection or displayed on its own, this goblet is admired for its beauty and historical significance.

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Bushells Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Trophy Cup to the 19th Century.

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Description
This Victorian trophy cup, made by Henry Tatton & Son in Birmingham in 1891, is a beautiful and historic piece. Crafted from sterling silver, the cup showcases the quality and craftsmanship of its time.
fig 1. A Victorian sterling silver trophy cup featuring an engraved goblet bowl, a beaded knopped stem, and a circular stepped base.
fig 1. A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup

Victorian Trophy Cup 1891 Birmingham by Henry Tatton & Son

Engraved with:

RIC Sport

1894

Presented by

Sir Andrew Reed

Inspector General

R.IC

To

Thomas Argue

Dimensions: 18.8 x 9.5 cm

Weight: 240 g

This inscription shows that the trophy was awarded in 1894 at a sporting event organized by the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC).
Bushells Antiques

It was presented by Sir Andrew Reed to Thomas Argue, adding a personal and historical touch.

fig 2. A Victorian sterling silver trophy cup featuring an engraved goblet bowl, a beaded knopped stem, and a circular stepped base.
fig 2. A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup

The trophy measures 18.8 cm high and 9.5 cm wide, weighing 240 grams. It features elegant Victorian design elements typical of Henry Tatton & Son's craftsmanship.

This trophy is not only a decorative piece, but also a valuable historical artifact. It offers insight into the social and ceremonial practices of the late 19th century. Whether part of a collection or displayed on its own, this goblet is admired for its beauty and historical significance.

Date of Manufacture

Bushells Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Trophy Cup to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1138394
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A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/Ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup

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A Victorian sterling silver trophy cup featuring an engraved goblet bowl, a beaded knopped stem, and a circular stepped base.
A Sterling Silver Victorian 1891 B/Ham Henry Tatton & Son Engraved Trophy Cup
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A Victorian sterling silver trophy cup featuring an engraved goblet bowl, a beaded knopped stem, and a circular stepped base.
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During the late Victorian era, silver presentation cups and goblets were commonly awarded at sporting events, military competitions, and civic ceremonies. These items were crafted to serve both as functional commemorative awards and decorative status symbols within private residences.

Victorian goblets were predominantly raised from solid sterling silver or crafted using electroplated base metals. Construction involved hand-turning stems, solder-joining bowls and bases, and applying decorative details through hand-chasing, bright-cut engraving, or beaded border rimming.

Authentic British sterling silver features a series of stamped hallmarks, including the lion passant mark for purity, an assay office symbol such as an anchor for Birmingham, a date letter, and a makers mark consisting of initials.

An antique silver trophy cup can be styled on a bookshelf, mantelpiece, or console table alongside leather-bound books and understated glassware. Grouping silver vessels of varying heights creates visual interest while adding historic texture to modern cabinetry.

Sterling silver should be dusted regularly with a soft microfiber cloth and polished occasionally using a specialized silver polish to remove tarnish. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can strip protective patinas or erode delicate hand engraving.
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