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Lot 98
Full Lot Description
An early Victorian silver goblet, of campana shape with gilded interior, engraved scene to the front depicting stags in a landscape. Hallmarked London 1838, maker's mark partly worn, possibly Richard Pearce & George Burrows. Height 17cm, weight 7.41ozt (230.7g).
Dimensions: 17cm
Era: 19th Century
Metal fineness: Sterling silver
Postage: Postable
Date: 1838
Weight: 230.7
Total lot weight: 230.7
Condition Report
- Appears in good overall condition, displaying some general light surface wear, marks, and scratches
- Some light tarnishing
- With some minor surface nicks
- Gilding inside appears bright; with some slightly heavier wear and scratched marks around the inside of the rim
- Hallmarks a little rubbed in parts but still clearly legible; maker's mark with heavier rubbing, letters RP clearly visible but only traces visible of letters below; looking at the dates, shape of punch and style of the letters, it is possibly the mark for Richard Pearce & George Burrows, who were in partnership circa 1826-1851
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