Copón único de plata inglesa (Excepcional)

Beautiful and Exceptional Victorian Ceremonial Cup with Tapa - London, 1891.
●Sterling silver (925), late neoclassical/Victorian style.
●Manufacturer: William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman
●Magnificent two-handled lidted ceremonial cup, made of sterling silver, contrasted in London in 1891. The work of the renowned goldsmith workshop William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman, renowned for their production of high-quality decorative and presentation objects in the Victorian era.
●Classic form of lidded trophy cup (trophy with lid), inspired by neoclassical models of the 17th and 18th centuries, traditionally used for prestigious awards, equestrian competitions or ceremonial functions. Urn-shaped body, finely chiseled with floral garlands, rolls, crowns, and a heraldic shield engraved with motto. handles in the form of linked canes. Richly decorated base and top in harmony with the body.
●Time: Late Victorian
●Contrasted date: 1891
●Origin: London, UK
●Marks: Intern lion (silver 925), leopard head (London), letter "Q," profile of Queen Victoria, silversmith mark "JW"
●Height approx.: 50 cm
●Weight: 2,496 Kg
●Status: Excellent, with original patina and well-preserved details.