Edward VII Hallmarked Silver Trophy Cup & a Silver Goblet
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A collection of four 19th-20th century hallmarked silver items. The set to include an Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup. Hallmarked year 1907, London. Sponsor's mark for Charles Boyton & Son Ltd. Together with an Edward VII hallmarked silver goblet. Hallmarked year 1907, Chester. Sponsor's mark for Jones & Crompton. Further together with a George V hallmarked silver reeded bowl. Hallmarked year 1936, Sheffield. Sponsor's mark for Walker & Hall. Along with an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver bonbon dish / trinket dish. Hallmarked year 1976, London. Sponsor's mark for Mappin & Webb. Total weight approx. 398g. Largest measures approx. 17cm H The base of the goblet is unshapen. One of the handles to the trophy cup is damaged, and the other handle was repaired previously.
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