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George II Silver Beaker 1813
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George II Silver Beaker 1813

18th century
Description

A lovely, simple solid sterling silver beaker dating from the reign of George II.

The hallmarks are a little rubbed, but can be discerned to read London 1813, with the maker's mark of Samuel Hennell. The beaker has a reeded tapering design and is in a good, clean condition. Any marks seen in the photographs are merely reflections.

Dimensions:

Silver Weight: 68g

Height: 6.5cm

Diameter of top: 5.5cm.

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.

Post and packaging are free within the UK. Overseas buyers please e-mail for postage costs and please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Physical Dimensions
Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
5.5cm (2.17")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Declaration

The Silver Cabinet has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Beaker to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA780094
Dealers Internal Reference
C606
Description
A lovely, simple solid sterling silver beaker dating from the reign of George II.
The hallmarks are a little rubbed, but can be discerned to read London 1813, with the maker's mark of Samuel Hennell.
The Silver Cabinet

The beaker has a reeded tapering design and is in a good, clean condition. Any marks seen in the photographs are merely reflections.

fig 1. A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior.
fig 1. George II Silver Beaker 1813

Dimensions:

Silver Weight: 68g

Height: 6.5cm

Diameter of top: 5.5cm.

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.

Post and packaging are free within the UK. Overseas buyers please e-mail for postage costs and please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
5.5cm (2.17")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Date of Manufacture

The Silver Cabinet has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Beaker to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA780094
Dealers Internal Ref
C606
The Silver Cabinet
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A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior.
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Archive I A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior.

George II Silver Beaker 1813

Archive II A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior. View II
Archive III A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior. View III
Archive IV A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior. View IV
Archive V A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior. View V
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A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior.
George II Silver Beaker 1813
Ref: SA780094
A cylindrical sterling silver beaker featuring horizontal reeded bands around the upper and lower exterior.
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Silver beakers were functional drinking vessels throughout the 18th and early 19th centuries in Britain, characterised by their handleless form and slightly tapered sides. Often used for spirits, wine, or water, these vessels reflected the dining etiquette and metalworking traditions of the Georgian and Regency eras.

Antique silver beakers were crafted from a sheet of sterling silver, often raised by hand-hammering over a stake to achieve the cylindrical shape. The rims and bases were reinforced with rolled or reeded borders, and official hallmarks were struck into the metal to certify purity.

Authentic British silver pieces carry a complete set of assay hallmarks, including the makers mark, town mark, standard mark such as the lion passant, and a date letter. Original period examples also exhibit subtle signs of hand-hammering on the interior and natural wear on the base.

A silver beaker can be styled on a drinks tray, bar cart, or sideboard as an accent piece or small vessel for fresh flowers. It also serves as a functional desktop accessory for holding pens or small stationary items.

Clean silver using a soft cloth and a specialised silver polish formulated for historical objects, avoiding abrasive pads. Store the vessel in a dry space wrapped in acid-free tissue paper or anti-tarnish cloth to minimise oxidisation.
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