Cup
1872-1873 (made)
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Two handled stem cup, raised with cast applied ornament, vines, three figures on base, badge on each side.
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Materials and techniques | Silver gilt raised with cast applied ornament, figures screwed to base |
Brief description | Cup, silver-gilt, London hallmarks for 1872-73, mark of Robert Hennell III |
Physical description | Two handled stem cup, raised with cast applied ornament, vines, three figures on base, badge on each side. |
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Production type | Unique |
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Object history | Bought for £200. Received from H.R.Jessop Ltd Registry says: Cup is of the heavy ornamental eclecticism of the Victorian period, stylistically mixed but reminiscent of the work of Rundell, Bridge and Rundell (particularly in the use of cast figures and ther rusticated stem) and of the work of Froment Meurice (especially the handles) As manufacturing silversmiths to the trade, Robert Hennell’s clients are known to have included Hunt & Roskell. |
Bibliographic reference | Philippa Glanville and Sophie Lee, eds., The Art of Drinking, V&A Publications, London, 2007, p. 49 |
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Accession number | M.109-1966 |
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Record created | March 3, 2004 |
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