Victorian antique sterling silver christening cup beaker 1884

  
A fine Victorian sterling silver beaker by esteemed silversmiths David & Lionel Spiers, Birmingham 1884, this cup is saturated with prolific engraving including a crest fit for a King. Standing 3.5 tall and weighing 87gms, both craftsmanship and design are luxurious in quality making one see why christening cups are highly sort after and a must have for premier collectors. In very good condition, details as follows. Very slight bottom rim distortion. Some tarnish serving as patina.

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1. Brand: David & Lionel Spiers
2. Assay: Birmingham
3. Composition: Sterling
4. Originating Region: Europe
5. Product Type: Cups
6. Era: 1800s
7. Style: Victorian
8. weight: 87gms
9. Original/Reproduction: Original
10. Material: Silver