Horn Beaker

Stackable, polished Horn beakers with rasped and polished interior, with Horn disc base. Of

Set of six graduated horn beakers with glass bottoms and original leather case.

A silver mounted horn decanter, decorated in the style of the Aesthetic Movement and made in 1881

Set of three silverplated Sheffield beakers with horn handles.

sterling silver jockey cap lid and a silver mounted antler horn riding crop handle with matching beakers

Edwardian hammered silverplated jug with matching pair of beakers, all with horn handles. By Hukin

Three 19th Century English horn beakers

A wonderful large cow horn beaker with glass bottom and silver cartouche by silversmith Thomas

The Beaker is beautifully shaded and displays a reeded silver band around the rim. The rim is

Mid-19th century Scrimshaw beaker A rare example of a mid-19th century scrimshaw beaker. Detailed

19th Century Victorian silver mounted horn drinking set, comprising a wine jug and a pair of large

A large and very rare presentation horn and silver mounted beaker with inscription on the rim

Georgian horn scrimshaw beaker circa 1810 We are proud to offer a folk-art English scrimshaw

Large Single Horn Beaker. A wonderful large cattle horn beaker with great colour and graining,tram

Eight Graduating Horn Beakers. A wonderful set of eight graduating horn beakers in original

A late 18th century Masonic horn beaker, with typical Masonic imagery and symbolism The imagery

A pair of oversized Horn beakers mounted in silver, not so much for drinking but at 10" tall would

decorated mid-19th century English scrimshaw horn beaker. Depicting a fox hunting scene traveling through a

Danish Antique horn stirrup cup with worn silver-plated rim, circa 1830's. A stirrup cup is a

19th C. Horn Beakers (Set of 15) all of various sizes and coloration.

Unusual extra-large sterling silver and horn beaker, hallmarked London, 1872 by Thomas Smiley

Pair of Victorian silver-mounted horn beakers with glass bases. London 1889 by Hubert Thornhill

hairdressing scene is wonderful and quite unexpected. Other horn beakers by Spilman are in the National

This, I believe, is the finest and most eloborately decoarted horn beaker extant. The beaker is

The tactile beaker or cup, of typical form, crafted entirely in horn, and primitively engraved with

Horn beaker adorned at lip and foot with sterling silver mounts. The bottom of the cup is made of

London, 1872. The set of six tapered horn beakers graduates in size. Each beaker is trimmed with

Wonderfully executed horn and sterling polo motif sterling mounted horn pencil cup. Sterling silver