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ANTIQUE SILVER GOBLETS

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A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).

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A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).
A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).
A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).
A very handsome Antique Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver wine goblet, having a plain round campania or campagna style bellied body with an applied reeded upper border, a gold-gilt interior, and sitting on a pedestal foot with an applied straight gadroon border. Made by William Jamieson of Edinburgh in 1803. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver campagna or campania style wine goblet are height 15.5 cms (6 inches), diameter at lip 10 cms (4 inches), and it weighs approx. 221g (7 troy ounces).

View our extensive collection of beautiful antique sterling silver goblets and silver wine cups. Click on any image to see an enlarged version of the antique silver goblet or silver wine cup. The Bryan Douglas Antique Silver collection can be seen in the shop within the London Silver Vaults as well as being available online. Any antique silver goblets purchased online will include free transit insurance. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Wine Ewers.


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