A beautiful solid silver two-handled cup, fully hallmarked for Birmingham and dated 1934, crafted by the respected silversmith William Neale. Elegantly proportioned with classic twin handles, this charming piece is a wonderful example of quality British silver craftsmanship.

Presented in very good antique condition, the cup displays only light signs of age and use consistent with its history. There are a few small dents to the inside rim, which have been clearly photographed and are reflected in the condition. These minor imperfections do not detract from the cup's overall appearance or desirability.

Whether added to a collection of fine silver, displayed as a decorative piece, or used as a presentation cup, this is a highly attractive example. An elegant and highly collectable piece of 20th-century British silver, combining timeless design with excellent craftsmanship. A wonderful addition to any antique silver collection or an ideal gift for a discerning collector.

Condition:

• Very good antique condition.
• Fully hallmarked for Birmingham, 1934.
• Maker: William Neale.
• Light age-related wear.
• Small dents to the inside rim, as shown in the photographs.
• No evidence of major damage or previous repairs.
• Please study the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.

Dimensions:

• Width including handles: 16 cm
• Height: 68 mm
• Internal diameter: 90 mm

Weight:

• Please refer to the item specifics for the weight. 127 Grams

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