The Prince Alfonso Prize for Lawn Tennis at Heidelberg College in 1913 is the engraving on this stunning antique silver four-footed, twin handled cup with a heraldic pattern and latin logo of the college.*
This solid silver cup exudes old-world charm and elegance, making it a unique and prestigious piece for any collector or enthusiast of antique silverware. With its historic and royal significance and intricate design, this cup is sure to be a treasured item for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and timeless style.
It is a small, mysterious piece of sporting memorabilia, with an unknown recipient.
There is one ding on the base.
It measures approximately 4.5" high and
is clearly hallmarked on the body and lid.
*The Latin inscription below the shield reads: "Per aspera, ad astra" which translates as "Through hardships to the stars".
Motivational.
It weighs 121g.
Bought in a Windsor shop.

From a pet and smoke-free home.
I will post Evri tracked.
Many thanks for looking.