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The cup in the shape of a mug by William IV (William IV, 1765-1837), 1830 (gilded silver)
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The cup in the shape of a mug by William IV (William IV, 1765-1837), 1830 (gilded silver)
MMM5467415 The cup in the shape of a mug by William IV (William IV, 1765-1837), 1830 (gilded silver) by Bridge, John (1755-1834); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: The cup in the shape of a mug by William IV (William IV, 1765-1837), King of the United Kingdom (United Kingdom), trophy presented to the winner of the 'King's Cup', a yacht race, won by the racing yacht 'Alarm' on 21 August 1830. Gilded silver object, 1830, made by John Bridge (1755-1834), England.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stunning gilded silver cup in the shape of a mug, created by William IV in 1830, is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship and history. Originally presented as the trophy for the winner of the 'King's Cup', a prestigious yacht race held on August 21st, 1830, this exquisite object embodies both elegance and significance.
Crafted by John Bridge, an esteemed English silversmith, this cup represents not only the skill and artistry of its creators but also the spirit of competition and achievement. The intricate details and ornate design speak to the grandeur and opulence of the era in which it was made.
As a symbol of victory and excellence, this cup holds a special place in maritime history. It serves as a reminder of past triumphs on the open seas and celebrates those who have excelled in their sporting endeavors.
Displayed at the National Maritime Museum in London, this remarkable piece continues to captivate viewers with its beauty and historical importance. It stands as a testament to both artistic ingenuity and sporting prowess, making it a cherished treasure for all who appreciate fine craftsmanship and rich heritage.
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