Lot 416

A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s

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Closed

Estimate: $300 - $500

Estimate$300 – $500

Status

Closed

A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s

Height 8 inches.

Property from the Estate of G. Marie Agnew-Marcelli, Albany, New York Note: A columbine cup of similar design, attributed to the workshop of Nuremberg silversmith Wenzel Jamnitzer (1507-1585), is in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

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Lot 416

A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $300 - $500

Estimate$300 – $500

Status

Closed

A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s

Height 8 inches.

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A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s

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A George IV Silver Chalice, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1828, the hexafoil rim with repousse floral and ribbon swags above the paneled s