This antique pair of English Sheffield silver plated chalices represents the refined craftsmanship and elegant design of historic English barware and tableware. Each chalice features finely detailed exterior engraving, combining classical motifs with balanced proportions, and a luxurious gold-washed interior that enhances both visual appeal and functional use.
The chalices are in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, adding subtle character without compromising their aesthetic presence. The maker’s mark is undersigned, confirming their English Sheffield origin and authenticity, and attesting to the high-quality silver plate work typical of the period.
Measuring approximately 9.5 inches in height and 5 inches in diameter, these chalices are both substantial and visually striking. Their elegant form, decorative detailing, and versatile design make them suitable for use in formal entertaining, as part of a barware display, or as collectible objects within a fine silver plate collection. This pair exemplifies the enduring appeal of antique English silver plate craftsmanship, combining historical significance with decorative sophistication.
This antique pair of English Sheffield silver plated chalices represents the refined craftsmanship and elegant design of historic English barware and tableware. Each chalice features finely detailed exterior engraving, combining classical motifs with balanced proportions, and a luxurious gold-washed interior that enhances both visual appeal and functional use.
The chalices are in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, adding subtle character without compromising their aesthetic presence. The maker’s mark is undersigned, confirming their English Sheffield origin and authenticity, and attesting to the high-quality silver plate work typical of the period.
Measuring approximately 9.5 inches in height and 5 inches in diameter, these chalices are both substantial and visually striking. Their elegant form, decorative detailing, and versatile design make them suitable for use in formal entertaining, as part of a barware display, or as collectible objects within a fine silver plate collection. This pair exemplifies the enduring appeal of antique English silver plate craftsmanship, combining historical significance with decorative sophistication.
