Antique Loving Cups

contained over 2,000 oz (57,000 g) of sterling silver, and in 1899, it produced a grand "loving cup

a grand "loving cup" composed of 70,000 dimes was designed for Admiral George Dewey. Colonel Henry

Gilded Age sterling silver loving cup. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1890. Round and tapering

Turn-of-the-century American sterling silver loving cup trophy. Baluster with three scroll handles

Circa 1910 Loving cup.

Antique Staffordshire Loving Cup featuring "Farmer's Arms" decoration

Modern for its time, this is a charming English loving cup that dates from 1907. It was given as a

A Georgian sterling silver loving cup. By Edward Vincent, London 1770.

A 19th century English Staffordshire pearlware loving cup, generously proportioned, of cylindrical

A fine English creamware pottery loving cup, Whiedon school, decorated in underglaze oxide colors

Two handled miniature loving cup. Made and signed by TIFFANY & CO. Sterling silver. 3 1/2

Extremely unusual cylindrical waisted pearlware twin handed loving cup with printed transfers black

This is an interesting two handle loving cup inscribed as an oratorical award and presented by the

Tiffany & Co sterling silver loving cup with flared base and lip and three applied handles

Antique pearlware commemorative pottery painted blue loving cup with the legend "God save the King

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver three handled loving cup Hallmarked Birmingham 1903 Made by

A fine antique English pottery loving cup decorated in Pratt colours with leaves and flowers. The

Antique Royal Worcester, miniature loving cup, W3171, B1962. Hand painted floral decoration In

This large Double Handled Loving Cup in Silver Luster, c. 1800, is from a collection purchased for

‘Whieldon’ glazed creamware loving cup, Staffordshire, c. 1760. The thinly potted cup, rising from

An important Venetian Loving Cup; late 15th-early 16th century; slightly greyish cristallo glass

Antique Victorian silver loving cup in the form of a Tyg. A tyg is an English drinking vessel with

A rare scratch-blue decorated saltglaze loving cup with incised images of flowers and foliage. Made

Sterling silver 2-handled loving cup made in London in 1762 by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright

Large twin-handled cup. Excellent decorating piece. Two cartouches with classical views.

Being offered is a circa 1904 sterling silver loving cup by Tiffany & Company of New York; with

Description: English Staffordshire loving cup decorated with a figural frog on the inside and

A fine and rare pottery loving cup from the mid 18th century. The cup is decorated in "Scratch

Britain has the loving cup, France has the coupe de marriage (‘marriage cup’): which is a goblet to

This Silver Luster Tankard, c. 1800, is from a collection purchased for the shop. Silver Luster, known as "Poor Man's Silver," is pottery with a metallic glaze to resemble traditiona...

This Silver Luster Tankard, c. 1800, is from a collection purchased for the shop. Silver Luster, known as "Poor Man's Silver," is pottery with a metallic glaze to resemble traditiona...

Trophy later engraved with rider astride horse; on reverse, "Wilmington Horse Show, 1933, His Elegance". 12.1ozt

Impressive in scale and form. It is marked on the underside 11 1/4 pints and inscribed: The Ford Company. It is embossed on 1 " side " with the profile of a wolf, monogrammed on anot...

Large stunning sterling vase or loving cup with flower decoration and three handles

gracious loving cup handles and wide deep bowl able to accommodate large plantings and arrangements

gracious loving cup handles and wide deep bowl able to accommodate large plantings and arrangements

Club, the silver plated loving cup centered by a red, white ad blue enameled medallion with the Medford

and with exceptionally rich Patinated surface. The fine ceremonial drinking vessel or loving cup comes

individually created for the Wedding Feast and were used as communal loving cups, passed around the table for

Very nice collection of three large authentic Loving Cup Trophies from the 1920's era. All are

as loving cups, to be passed along the table for each person to drink their draft and toast the

trophy crafted in sterling silver by R. Wallace & Sons. Three-handled loving cup awarded on a yearly

tradition. Drinking vessels of this type were used on ceremonial occasions as “loving cups” and were passed

1920's silver plate loving cups. Prices vary depends on the loving cup. The tallest loving cup is

A good antique pottery Prattware loving cup painted with rural village scenes. Early 19th century.

Antique George 11 sterling silver loving cup, 1754, London. Made by John Berthellot with makers

This piece is pictured in the book on Moser Glass, the panel-optic body lends a beautiful effect and the gilding in the Rocco taste is typical design for this form. The color is str...