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Heavy 64g English Sterling Silver Beaker Cup 1939 Art Deco Barware
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Heavy 64g English Sterling Silver Beaker Cup 1939 Art Deco Barware

1920 - 1940
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A very stylish English Art Deco solid sterling silver small beaker or large spirit tot cup. It is hallmarked for London 1939 with the maker being Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd. It has been superbly made having two loop handles. The inside of the cup is clean. It is in super condition being free from dings splits and repairs. It measures approx. 2 inches (5.1cm) tall by 2.75 inches (7cm) including the handles and 1.75 inches (4.1cm) excluding them and weighs 64 grams. A lovely piece.

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The Silver Squirrel has dated this Art Deco Silver Beaker to the 1930s.

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A very stylish English Art Deco solid sterling silver small beaker or large spirit tot cup. It is hallmarked for London 1939 with the maker being Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd. It has been superbly made having two loop handles. The inside of the cup is clean. It is in super condition being free from dings splits and repairs. It measures approx. 2 inches (5.1cm) tall by 2.75 inches (7cm) including the handles and 1.75 inches (4.1cm) excluding them and weighs 64 grams. A lovely piece.
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The Silver Squirrel has dated this Art Deco Silver Beaker to the 1930s.

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SA1234010
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An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior.
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Archive I An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior.

Heavy 64g English Sterling Silver Beaker Cup 1939 Art Deco Barware

Archive II An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior. View II
Archive III An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior. View III
Archive IV An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior. View IV
Archive V An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior. View V
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An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior.
HEAVY 64g ENGLISH STERLING SILVER BEAKER CUP 1939 ART DECO BARWARE
Ref: SA1234010
An Art Deco sterling silver twin-handled cup featuring horizontal incised line detailing, loop handles, a flared foot, and a gilt interior.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Art Deco silver design from the 1920s and 1930s is defined by geometric forms, streamlined silhouettes, and restrained ornamentation. Silversmiths prioritized balanced proportions, stepped moulding, and subtle engine-turned or incised detailing over ornate Victorian embellishments.

British silver vessels from this era were primarily crafted from sterling silver, which consists of 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with copper for structural durability. Interiors were frequently finished with a layer of gold wash, known as gilding or vermeil, to prevent corrosion from acidic liquids.

Authentic British sterling silver features a complete set of hallmarks stamped into the metal. These include the lion passant for sterling purity, an assay office mark (such as a leopards head for London or an anchor for Birmingham), a specific date letter representing the year 1939, and the registered makers mark.

Small silver vessels can be displayed on a dark wood sideboard, styled alongside crystal decanters on a bar cart, or repurposed on an office desk as a pen holder. Grouping silver pieces with varying heights creates visual texture against contemporary painted surfaces.

Polish the exterior silver using a soft silver polishing cloth or specialized non-abrasive silver foam, avoiding harsh chemical dips. The gilded interior should be cleaned gently with warm water and mild dish soap using a microfibre cloth to avoid wearing away the thin gold layer.
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