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Artisan Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
The later-chased embellishments on the cup are particularly a fine example with beautiful and 'crisp' forms of flowers and natural shapes which are elegantly decorated through the cup.
The central cartouche is engraved with "S/J" and Feast of St Joseph.
The interior is gilded with a rich gold tone that presents a lustrous and regal shine.
There are no leaks in this cup and thus liquids can be held within.
Full set of English hallmarks are marked on the side of the cup - the marks are worn and the maker's mark is indistinguishable.
A superb cup/trophy with a wonderful design and overall proportion, ideal for display by itself or for creative purposes, whether be it for displaying flowers or even holding a small bottle.
SIZE
Size (mm) H:120mm W:150mm including handles.
Size (inches) H:4.72 W:5.90 including handles.
Weight: 296 grams (10.4 oz)
CONDITION
Great Condition - The cup is in great antique condition with no major damage or issues. Please refer to the photographs to examine the condition in further detail.
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Artisan Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
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Georgian Solid Silver Loving Cup / Two Handled Cup - London 1748
