Antique Chinese Silver Beaker TIAN 天
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Stock: 7042
Date: 1930
Maker: TIAN 天
Country: China
An attractive sterling silver drinking cup of plain design with a engraved band of hatched foliate scrolls. Weight 104 grams,...
Description
Description
An attractive sterling silver drinking cup of plain design with a engraved band of hatched foliate scrolls.
Weight 104 grams, 3.3 troy ounces.
Height 7.5 cm. Diameter of top 7.5 cm.
Marked underneath with a Chinese character for the small Tianjin artisan silversmith TIAN 天 .
Circa 1930.
3 beakers available. Priced each.
Literature. Tianjin is a major port city in northeastern China. Following the 1858 Treaties of Tianjin, several Western nations established concessions in Tianjin and established ex-patriot communities there. The European-style houses, municipal buildings and churches in Wudadao (Five Great Avenues) are legacies of that period.
Condition
This handsome Chinese silver cup is in very good condition.
Maker Information
Maker: TIAN 天
TIAN 天, a small Tianjin artisan silversmith. Tianjin is a major port city in northeastern China. Following the 1858 Treaties of Tianjin, several Western nations established concessions in Tianjin. The European-style houses, municipal buildings and churches in Wudadao (Five Great Avenues) are legacies of that period and the associated ex-patriot communities.
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