This magnificent George IV sterling silver chalice, created by the renowned silversmith William Eaton in 1826, is a fine example of the opulent design and superior craftsmanship characteristic of Georgian silver. Hallmarked in London, this piece is not only a functional object but also a work of art, reflecting the elegance and detailed craftsmanship of the period.The chalice features an ornate decoration, with vine leaves and bunches of grapes adorning the base. This intricate motif not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also symbolizes abundance and celebration, making it particularly suitable for ceremonial settings.Measuring 16.5 cm in height and 11 cm in diameter, the chalice is of imposing size, making it a striking centerpiece for any collection or display. Weighing 370 grams, it is crafted from a substantial thickness of silver, ensuring its durability and quality.The interior of the chalice is gilded, adding a touch of luxury and providing a protective layer that enhances the piece''s durability. This gilding also provides a beautiful contrast with the sterling silver exterior, highlighting the craftsmanship and design details.In excellent overall condition, this chalice not only represents historical and artistic value, but also serves as a magnificent decorative object. It would be highly prized by collectors of antique silver and those who appreciate Georgian design. Whether displayed in a collection or used for special occasions, this chalice is sure to be admired for its beauty and craftsmanship.Opening hours:Monday - Sunday 8.30 - 21.00 Seven Days.By appointment only.UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, FREE DELIVERY TO MAINLAND UK .DISTANCE SELLING REGULATIONS : All items purchased from Bushell's Antiques are covered under the UK Distance Selling Regulations, which give all buyers the right to cancel the purchase within 7 working days after receipt of the item, for a full refund less RETURN transport costs.We are happy to accept PayPal payment, bank transfers or cheques All items will be reserved for you while we wait for payment.