Large Victorian Sterling Silver Riding Trophy by Robert Hennell III, 1867

Victorian Sterling Silver Pedestal Jug Made by JM in Birmingham in 1891 In very good condition, this is a lovely piece. It has a hammered bor...

Victorian Sterling Silver Ladle Made by Chawner & Co in London in 1859 In good condition, this is a lovely piece. The bowl is engraved with, “In gratitude. PASACH 1952. Rosie Rayman...

In good vintage condition, this has a loop so can be worn as a pendant. A lovely foliate pierced decorated panel opens up. A vinaigrette is a small filigree container used to hold a perfume-soaked sponge or piece of cotton. Vinaigrette jewellery...

In good vintage condition, the swan has a beautifully engraved neck. The four-division toast rack is in the form of a swan, resting on four ball feet. Hallmarked: Made by Levesley B...

A fine antique silver salver or footed tray. By Robert Hennell II and Samuel Hennell. In sterling silver. Simply a great piece of antique English...

Antique Sterling Silver Trophy Cup by Frederick Elkington Nice Condition! C. 1874 Gorgeous Sterling Silver Urn/Trophy Cup by Frederick Elkington, Chief Partner at Elkington & Co. Ha...

A fine antique Georgian salt cellar. In sterling silver. By Robert Hennell I. With scroll handles, a beaded edge & foot, repousse decoration around ...

Details: We are proud to offer this magnificent early American solid sterling silver trophy which was expertly crafted by Schofield Co Of Baltimore for the winner of the Pimlico cup in 1925 . Very few of these trophies have survived since the race was first run in 1919 - The Pimlico Cup was postponed from 1931 through 1943 as a result of cutbacks necessitated by the Great Depression and the entry of the United States into World War II. Only four Pimlico Cup trophies are known to have survived from this era- of which this is one, incidentally at the time of writing this is the oldest known example. This trophy has a very majestic stature - standing at over 13 inches tall and 17.50 inches wide, it is the epitome of excellence for the winner of such a prestigious race. On each side it has two unbridled thoroughbred horse heads that serve as handles,elegant Art Nouveau influenced font lettering (Repousse) and a five layer decorative band at the base. Applied at the center of the base is there is the Baltimore State Seal also in sterling silver- a homage to the city where the race was held and also incidentally the home the silversmiths who created this piece. On the opposite side and there is a JC intertwined monogram decorated with stirrups and a riding crop which referred to the the owners of the winning horse, (Jones brothers Oil executives) of Audley Farm Stable . What is unusual about this piece is the dedication - it was done by hand using the repousse method, not applied which only adds to the high quality workmanship - The dedication reads " Autumn Meeting...